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Italian Flashcards for Beginners – Stationery & Classroom Objects

Beginner Italian picture vocabulary flashcards for learning classroom objects, office supplies and stationery. This PDF printable download includes both English/Italian bilingual versions and Italian only versions. Perfect for games, matching activities, display in the classroom, or for self-study!

This PDF document contains 28 A4 pages of picture flashcards to print. Each page contains 6 square images. This PDF document includes:

• – Double-sided version with the picture, Italian word and English

• – Double-sided version with the pictures and Italian only

• – Single-sided version with the Italian word under the picture on the same image

• – English and Italian words only version, without pictures

Topic: Stationery, Office Objects, Classroom Supplies

Vocabulary included:

1. la matita – pencil

2. la gomma – eraser

3. la penna – pen

4. le forbici – scissors

5. il temperino – sharpener

6. il pennello – paintbrush

7. la graffettatrice – stapler

8. la colla – glue

9. le matite colorate – colour pencils

10. la carta – paper

11. la puntina – pin

12. la cartella – folder

13. il righello – ruler

14. il nastro – tape

15. il quaderno – notebook

16. l’evidenziatore – highlighter

17. la graffetta – paper clip

18. la lavagna – chalkboard

19. il globo – globe

20. la libreria – bookshelf

21. il laptop – laptop

22. il microscopio – microscope

23. il tablet – tablet

24. il proiettore – projector

Can be printed on card or paper. By folding each sheet down the vertical center before laminating, you can create double-sided cards to review. Alternatively, images can be used separately, for matching activities, noticeboard displays etc.

Reviews from other platforms:

“Lovely, colorful pictures. These flashcards cover a lot of useful vocabulary for the classroom! A great tool for teaching and creating fun activities.”

— Maria S.

Rated 5 out of 5

“These were awesome for teaching the vocabulary at first, then I stuck them around the classroom in the places where I store the scissors, color pencils etc. as a reference.”

— Albana C.

Rated 5 out of 5