Add the index card with your quote and change out weekly or monthly.Ģ3. Decorate them or print a pretty background on 4X6 paper and place it in an acrylic photo frame. Write famous or inspiring quotes on index cards. Plus, using an index card is a great way to note chapter highlights or key events for writing a book report or synopsis.Ģ2. Um, hello? Homeschoolers? Books? There are never enough bookmarks. Write the ordinal number words (first, second, third, etc.), one per card, to help young students learn them.Ģ1. You can add the corresponding number of dots to the front or back for extra help or practice.Ģ0. Write a number and number word on each card. Write one number on each card for young learners to practice number recognition and order.ġ9. They can make notes on individual cards, then shuffle them around to work out the best place for the various bits of information within the document.ġ8. Index cards make an excellent tool for older students doing research papers. Cut cards in halves, thirds, and fourth to help kids visualize fractions.ġ7. Write the capital letter on one card and the lowercase on another.ġ6. Pair index cards with counting bears for a fun number recognition activity.ġ5. Self-correcting math activities for preschoolers.ġ4. Learning Dolch sight words? Use index cards for practice.ġ3. Add A-Z index cards, and kids can file trouble words for quick reference or new words they’re learning to spell.ġ2. I love this kind of timeline because it’s easy to add facts as you study them and pull out just the cards you need for a time period or the events in a war or a single person’s life.Ī spelling box becomes your child’s personal dictionary. That’s also a great way to adapt a game for multiple age and ability levels.ġ0. We like to repurpose existing board games using homemade cards. Make custom cards for a variety of learning games like matching or Go Fish.ĩ. Then, let your kids go fishing for a fun way to review.Ĩ. Make a homemade rod using a dowel, string, and a magnet. Write the letter or word on the card and add a paper clip. Make “fish” for letter recognition, sight word practice, or vocabulary practice. Index cards are the perfect way to memorize scripture, especially using Simply Charlotte Mason’s Scripture Memory Box.ħ. Whatever the topic, make review cards when it’s time to study for a test or to continue periodic review throughout the school year.Ħ. Make one card each for facts, scientists, planets, elements, etc.ĥ.
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