App that turns flash cards into games?

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Are there flash card apps that can turn the cards into games? Simple stuff like matching answers, picking answers from choices, memory, but with a game atmosphere. I'm looking to make flash cards for word roots, maybe vocabulary, multiplication, spelling rules, grammar, maybe others but I want it more fun than drill and kill. Does this exist?

 

I'd hate to buy multiple apps that I can configure for a lot of subjects.

[Lucy the Valiant]

Quizlet?

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Quizlet?

I wasn't sure if it has games. ?

[Woodland Mist Academy]

Seconding the recommendation for Quizlet. It has at least one or two games.

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I found something called bittsboard (I think) but I can't quite figure it out.

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Okay, I'll look into quizlet. Bits board has mostly games but I'm still not certain I can make my own or not. There are about 10 activities.

[PeterPan]

Quizlet is AWESOME!!!!!!!!!!!!!  The app has games and the website has games.  You don't even have to uplaod a list to try them.  Just go try someone else's public list.  

 

I LOVE Quizlet.

[Kuovonne]

BitsBoard is amazing. I love all the mini-games.

Only, it doesn't work for cards with text on both sides. One side has to be a picture.

[Kuovonne]

Futaba is a cute flash card game. Questions can be text or pictures. Answers can only be *very* short (one or two word) answers. You can also use your question sets with Buzz Monster.

[EndOfOrdinary]

An app that covers everything from matching to fruit ninja (using flash card terms) is NKO Flashcards. You can import decks directly from quizlet.

 

It is a bot spendy for full usage (14.99), but it will keep stats and create a leaderboard for shared decks. If you share between students they can also dual each other.

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Thanks for the leads. I love to compare options :)