11+ Illustrated Vocabulary Flashcards – Box of 75 + Digital Version

(10 customer reviews)

Definition:

Each set contains 75 double-sided flashcards printed with the word, corresponding picture, definition, synonyms, occasional collocations (words that can be used together) and how the word is used in a sentence.

Before you receive your flashcards, we’ll send you an email with a link to Quizlet, the online tool that supports the vocab they’ll be learning in real life – kids can play games, match definitions and practise spelling.

 

Who’s It For?

For anyone 8 years old and over 

 

Why We Made It 

To give kids context for the words they’re learning. If the word is a game then the pictures are a clue.

 

Vocabulary Included:

Set A contains 75 cards covering words like THRONG, PRECIPITOUS, FRAGMENT, CAVERNOUS

Set B contains 75 cards covering words like CONFINE, PIVOTAL, VAST, GINGERLY

Set C contains 75 cards covering words like COWER, AGHAST, PERISH, VIBRANT

 

Set A: ISBN13 – 978-1-8384279-3-1
Set B: ISBN13 – 978-1-8384279-4-8

£9.99£25.99

Preview a Vocabulary Class

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How It Works

  1. Test them by holding the card up (the picture and word facing them). 
  2. Give them time to say the word and try to figure out the definition. 
  3. If they need a hand, you could tell them how it’s used in a sentence
  4. Keep practising – repetition is great to help them remember!
  5. Once they’re a bit more familiar with the words, you can talk through the synonyms, etymology (where the word comes from) or collocations (words that can be used together) with them. 

 

All orders include a physical and a digital version of the flashcards. The digital version can be used to play revision games. Preview the game here.

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Flashcard Set

Set A, Set B, Set C, Sets A and B, Sets B and C, Sets A, B and C

10 reviews for 11+ Illustrated Vocabulary Flashcards – Box of 75 + Digital Version

  1. Arti Shah

    Excellent picture flashcards
    My both kids (10 and 8 years old) are making excellent use of the flashcards and the pictures are actually enhancing their understanding of the words.
    Really pleased with these flashcards!

  2. Customer

    Excellent graphic flash cards. These flashcards has motivated both my kids immensely!

  3. Kate

    Perfect on 11 plus journey
    The best word cards available on the market. They were done with a child in mind and not only focusing on showing the high knowledge of the author as the majority of other cards.
    It is very user friendly.
    Definitely worth buying.

  4. MSP

    My son found these more engaging than some of the more traditional cards. The pictures were great for recall!

  5. srns

    Excellent Flashcards. Easy to remember the synonyms as it comes with a picture. Would highly recommend.

  6. R

    I bought Set A Flashcards for my elder daughter who sat for her 11 plus last September. Have tried many flashcards but she easily forgets the meanings.

    At last I saw your flashcards and bought them. She easily remembered the meanings as it comes with the picture. She passed her 11 plus successfully.

  7. Lucy_sells_books

    Tutor Approved!!
    A great way to memorise new vocabulary. Words are well pitched for 11+ preparation.

  8. Vineeta

    My son learnt all the words (set A & B) in ten days and needs a simple prompt of the picture while revising, he learnt them in play, including the literal & figurative meanings and example sentences! Ongoing work on understanding context/synonyms/antonyms for those words, but he’s picking them up while watching documentaries/reading which boosts engagement.
    Review from my child is – ‘Are there more flashcards? Why did this lady stop with these & not make more ?’ Also him while working on other flashcards – ‘oh these don’t have pictures, very boring, why can’t we have more of those picture ones?’
    My husband and I were in for a surprise, your cards are very engaging and I hiope you take my child’s feedback seriously (i.e. publish more sets), thank you !!!

  9. Rej

    I’ve had these flashcards about a week and my daughter has already learnt well over half the words already. I’d been using some other flashcards without pictures for a while and she’d managed to learn only a handful of words. Also the book is great too!

  10. Sent by email

    Dear Kamilah, In complete awe of your vocabulary resources. Not only my 10 year but my 15 year old doing her GCSE’s loves the pictorial impact of your flash cards. It’s just so unique. Looking forward to your Set B. Your vocabulary courses are just so perfectly laid out and I can confidently say that my son’s vocabulary has definitely improved. Many thanks for everything. Will participate in the half-term vocab challenge.

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Frequently Asked Questions

 

What’s the difference between Wordier Live and Wordier On Demand?

The Wordier Live courses are always delivered live with a tutor at the same time every week. This means children can ask questions and try out new words in sentences so they can get feedback and corrections when needed.

Wordier Live parents usually find that this format is more engaging for their child and, as a result, it is easier to convince the child to attend. They also appreciate having a set schedule for classes, which helps to ensure that learning stays on track.

The Wordier On Demand is the pre-recorded version of Wordier Live. The classes contain the same great content as Wordier Live but without interaction with a tutor.

Wordier On Demand parents tend to favour this format because they can go through several sessions a week rather than waiting for the next class to be held.

 

Who is this course for?

Classes are aimed at children ages 8 to 11, with a particular focus on Year 4 and 5 students doing the 11+.

Year 6 children are also welcome to attend. Many of our 11+ students love the classes so much that they choose to stay on the course during Year 6, even after they have finished their exams.

 

What happens if my child doesn’t like the course?

If you find that the course isn’t right for your child at this time, you can use our Joy Guarantee to receive a hassle-free refund on the remainder of the course. Simply email us at hello@wordier.online to receive your refund.

Note: Joy Guarantee applies to Wordier Live only.

 

Can my Year 3 child join the classes?

We recommend our courses for anyone in Year 4 and above, mainly because they’re fast-paced, involve a fair amount of writing and it might be a little difficult for Year 3s to keep up with. But we have had some energised and ambitious Year 3s complete our courses, so if you think your child is ready, you’re welcome to give them a try. If you do, we recommend that you sit in on their first session, even if it’s just for moral support!

If the class is too challenging, you can use our Joy Guarantee to get a refund for the rest of the module. You can always rejoin when your child’s a little older, with the added benefit of seeing how it works already!

 

How does the course run?

Each weekly class is delivered live on Zoom by an experienced tutor. 24-48 hours before the class, you’ll receive the worksheets for the week as well as a short preliminary video for your child to watch.

During the class, children’s microphones are muted to avoid students shouting out or monopolising the conversation. This helps us to ensure that all children receive recognition during class and can submit an answer in their own time.

Students are encouraged to submit questions, answers and example sentences via the chat function. Our tutors then acknowledge and respond to these questions in real-time.

We recommend printing the worksheets every week, however, your child can simply use a paper and pencil to follow along if you don’t have access to a printer.

 

What happens if my child misses a class?

All of our classes are recorded and the recording is sent out to parents the day after the class. You can, therefore, watch the class later in the week.

All parents will receive access to the class recording, whether or not their child attended.

 

How does the vocabulary contest work?

From Week Two, we’ll run a 10-minute vocab contest at the end of each class, testing kids on words from the previous week. We like to encourage some friendly competition, so our top scorers are awarded with emoji medals.

 

Do you provide any homework?

Yes. We’ll send out a revision link for the most recent session each week – these include online games and short quizzes to help kids refresh their memories.

 

Is the vocab on your course the same as the words from your flashcards/workbooks?

There’s a little bit of overlap between our Wordier Live course and our Wordier Tools, but we’ve designed them so there’s lots of variation. Sometimes it’s helpful for kids to see familiar words, but we also want to give everyone lots of words to learn in the most effective way.

 

How many classes does my child need to do to cover all of the 11+ vocabulary?

There is no official list of 11+ vocabulary, which means that your child’s exam could technically feature any variety of words from the English language. That’s why we recommend completing as many of the Wordier courses and materials as possible. All “Wordier words” have been carefully selected from 11+ past papers, practice papers and our experience in working with over a thousand 11+ students.

 

Should my child complete vocabulary books from other providers in addition to using Wordier?

Wordier provides a comprehensive vocabulary system, which means children do not need to supplement their Wordier work with vocabulary books from other providers.

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