How Flashcards helps kids look, listen, and learn
A parent guide to Tomorrow Kid’s Flashcards—deck browsing, Say it audio/TTS, progress high-water marks, locale lists, and stars that feed the Sticker Book.
What Flashcards is for
Tomorrow Kid’s Flashcards vertical is look-and-listen vocabulary practice. The Home tile calls it “Look, listen, learn”—the coral bento on Home—so kids meet an illustrated card, hear the caption, and build a calm deck habit before sentence work in Words.
Decks, Say it, and progress
Browse a paginated grid of decks with cover photos, card counts, optional age chips (minAge+), and Pro locks when a deck needs OceanTree Pro.
Inside a deck:
- Swipe or page through illustrated cards with a clear caption
- Tap Say it — recorded
caption_audiowhen available, otherwise on-device TTS in the deck’s locale voice - Progress tracks a high-water
cardsSeen/cardsTotalmark (going back never erases how far you’ve been) - Finishing a round awards stars into the shared Sticker Book economy (first completion per deck + locale)
Locale-aware deck lists keep pronunciation matched to the content language your family uses.
A calm way to introduce it at home
- Open Flashcards from Home (the coral tile).
- Pick one free deck that matches your child’s age chip.
- Sit together for a few cards—tap Say it, then let them tap it next.
- Finish the round so stars land, then celebrate in the Sticker Book later.
What to try next
Keep Flashcards as the look/listen warm-up before Words sentence practice. Rotate decks by age band when you are ready, and treat Pro-locked decks as optional later unlocks—not tonight’s homework. Stars still feed the Sticker Book, so the reward language stays familiar while vocabulary grows one picture at a time.