#animated flashcards

[blusmarty]

3D Fruits & Vegetables Flashcards – Fun & Educational Learning

Enhance learning with these beautifully designed 3D animated fruits and vegetables flashcards! Featuring realistic visuals, clear labels, and engaging descriptions, these flashcards are perfect for kids, students, and educators. Ideal for interactive learning, homeschooling, and early childhood education.

[emomomortal]

do i even have to say her name

[forecast0ctopus]

How did you get so good at anatomy yours is genuinely so so good

thank you, i really appreciate that !! even though i simplify a lot of shapes and make things a bit cartoony i am a big fan of anatomy and physiology.. i just think its neat……

things that have helped me get the hang of it:

learning the relationship between the skeletal system, the muscular system, and how they interact to make you move

going out anywhere and sketching people from life – they dont have to be any good, just the action of doing some quick sketches helps you get a feel for the shapes. i have so so so many awful sketches but thats just part of it lmao

getting really invested in media and making a shit ton of fanart helps because it gives you a ridiculous amount of practice sdksj

once you kind of get a feel for it you can mess around with it. im definitely not the authority on anatomy and i put shape/flow over accuracy a lot of times, but just. same as every skill, an absurd amount of practice will always make for improvement

[coriander-candlesticks]

I was pouring a promised libation out to Hermes, Apollo, Aphrodite, and Dionysus this afternoon (I'd asked them for help with a personal matter involving a sibling) and as I was looking up at the sky talking about the situation I saw three hawks start to circle something a little ways in the distance. Hawks aren't exactly uncommon here but it had been a while since I'd seen any, let alone three at once, so it caught my attention.

And while I was trying to figure out what type of bird they were (not an eagle, too short a neck to be a vulture, etc) one of them swooped down into a neighbor's backyard and back up along the tree in my backyard, close enough that, if a branch weren't in the way, I would have been able to see its feather markings. While hawks were somewhat usual, experiencing that certainly was not. So, of course, when I got inside I looked up if any Greek gods are associated with hawks.

And, of course, Apollo is.

I've been thinking a lot about the difference between "this is just a Thing That Happens" and a sign so it was nice to see a direct example of how something differs when it's coming from a god.

[er-cryptid]

True/False: Phosphorus is a micromineral.

False

[hellahezz]

I spent all of Saturday cleaning the house from top to bottom, dog walking and grocery shopping, I let myself have today to rest (especially as I have a cold brewing) and my brain is like. Unacceptable. Put to death immediately ✌️

[psychoscreen1]

Unleash a world of knowledge with this amazing Turtle and Tortoise Unit Study Montessori Kit! Designed for hands-on learning, this engaging educational kit offers a deep dive into the anatomy, species differences, and life cycles of turtles and tortoises. The kit is awash with captivating visual aids like cards, posters, and puzzles that not only aid in recognition but also provide a fun-filled learning experience. The printable resources in this kit make it a breeze to learn about these fascinating reptiles from the comfort of your home. Now learning about turtles and tortoises is as easy as print and play!

[doedipus]

I've been feeling increasingly burnt out with wanikani and bunpro over the last 2ish months and there's definitely non-language learning reasons why (part time job throwing off my routine was a big one) but I do kind of feel like I've hit a spot with both where the marginal returns on effort I put in are starting to diminish

like bunpro was outstanding for the first few months of futzing with it but lately it feels like a lot of the phrases they're discussing are either easy to interpret the meaning/usage of without thinking too hard, or express something in an odd way that's hard to imagine the use case of

and then with wanikani it's like, just a looooot of busywork. I doubt it's ever gonna be purely wasted effort but it's very time consuming and again, a lot of the kanji are specific enough that I haven't seen them or ones that I see all the time and know common words they're used in already

meanwhile the class I'm taking assigns a lot of homework, so I'm getting my basic mechanical practice in through there a couple days a week anyway (though admittedly it's at a much lower level). But, the class is an avenue for practice with listening and speaking, which are the skills I always feel have been lagging incredibly far behind dealing with text.

it doesn't feel like I'm hitting a wall per se, because I still think the whole pursuit is generally engaging, and going back to looking at cardcaptor after plugging away for a few months I can really feel a difference in comprehension. like to the point where it's possible to enjoy without getting so lost I have to stop and go look things up. it's just that with those services specifically I feel like I'm plateauing.

but on the other hand I guess if I feel this way about those sites, then maybe they've done their job for the moment and the play is to pivot to spending the time I'd be using on flashcards fumbling though native language media and remembering misskey exists, etc, until it feels like I'm back to being out of my depth and like I could use the boost again.

[younglearnerscurriculum]

English ESL Flashcards l Let's Learn the Furniture l Animated Game

[miharuwrites]

Another Fanfic Sample

“Do you want to try saying it?” I asked gently.

            Narrowed eyes lowered to his bouncing leg. His palm pressed harder into it to still the motion. Once it was only a minor bouncing of his heel in the air he shook his head.

            “Is alright. Perfectly fine,” I reassured. “Maybe I can guess it. Can you gesture for me what you want to say?”

            He took a deep measured breath. Glanced at me warily. I smiled encouragingly. A few minutes went by in silence. Then, slowly, he patted his arms.

            “Arms.”

            He nodded. Glanced warily at me again before making a sweeping gesture that ended in a loose self-hug.

            “Arms… thrashing? No. Too smooth of a movement. I’ll get it.”

            He took another measured breath. Turned more toward me on the couch. Repeated the sweeping motion with an added emphasis on grabbing air before pulling his arms back into a loose self-hug.

            “Hugging. Hugging air? Hugging… Oh! Your arms are empty! They feel empty at night?”

            He ducked his head. Pulled his legs up on the couch to tuck under him. The look he gave me once his blanket was carefully repositioned said it all.

            “It’s not stupid James. Lots of people like to snuggle at night. Maybe you’re a snuggler and you didn’t know it,” I suggested.

            His expression soured further.

            “My arms have that empty feeling at night.”

            Widening eyes. Slightly parted lips.

            I giggled.

            “Is true. I can’t stand sleeping without something in my arms.”

            He licked his lips. Pulled a shallow breath in through his mouth like he might say something. No words came. Instead a hand darted out from under the blanket for the flashcards.

[hopsypopsy]

ABC Fun Time! 🎵📚 Learn A to Z Alphabets with Animals, Songs & Games for Kids

Make learning the alphabet a blast! 🎉 From A for Alligator to Z for Zebra, this interactive video teaches kids A to Z with catchy songs, cute animals, and fun games. Perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and early learners. Let’s sing and learn together! @hopsypopsy

[fitnesssw]

My First Pet Flashcards – 3D Cartoon Animal Learning Cards for Kids

Introduce your child to the wonderful world of pets with My First Pet Flashcards – a colorful and educational set of cards featuring 10 adorable 3D cartoon-style animals. From playful puppies to chirping canaries, each flashcard includes a fun "Did You Know?" fact and simple, kid-friendly information to help children learn about their favorite furry, feathered, and scaly friends.

These flashcards are perfect for preschoolers, kindergartners, and early learners who love animals. Great for homeschooling, playtime learning, or as a gift for young animal lovers!

Start your child’s learning journey today

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[buyitnowww]

🐄 3D Farm Animal Flash Cards – Learn, Laugh & Moo-ve into Fun! 🐷

Say hello to the farm with our 3D Farm Animal Flash Cards – the perfect way to spark curiosity and make learning exciting for kids! Each card features a vibrant 3D cartoon-style farm animal, centered on a clean white background, with its name written below in bold, playful cartoon font.

From cuddly sheep to cheerful chickens and curious cows, these flash cards turn early learning into a joyful adventure!

🎉 Why You’ll Love Them: ✅ Eye-catching 3D cartoon-style animal designs ✅ Bright, white background for focus and clarity ✅ Fun, easy-to-read animal names in kid-friendly fonts ✅ Boosts vocabulary, recognition, and memory ✅ Ideal for toddlers, preschoolers & young learners

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[er-cryptid]

Kutchi Horse

Breed from India

Originally a desert war horse

Found in all colors except for black

Used in riding, sports, and harness

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[mtarkaoui]

Printable Flashcards | Kawaii Fruits | Cute Learning Tools | Early Education | Homeschool

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[mubarak-malik-ibrahim88]

Farm Friends Flashcards for Kids

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Farm Friends Flashcards for Kids" is a fun and educational set of illustrated cards designed to help young children learn about farm animals interactively and engagingly. Each card features a bright and colorful illustration of a farm animal along with its name, making it easy for kids to recognize and remember. These flashcards are perfect for early learning, vocabulary building, and interactive play. Suitable for preschoolers and young learners, they can be used at home, on the go for a fun educational experience, or by classroom teachers.