rhyming cards

A:Check with a local teacher store like School Box. They have tons of flash cards! You may also want to visit Ebay or google nursery rhyme picture cards. They have to be out there somewhere.

A:try the search christmas cards.com or cards.com

A:No one means so very much, As you mean to me. I'm lucky to have a Grandma, Who loves me equally. And greeting this year at 79 My greatest wish for you, Is that you'll love me just as much, When you turn ninety-two. 79 is Super Fine.

A:There are several tihngs you can do to help. Do a general reading for yourself everyday. This is the practice part. I found that going through my deck at night before going to bed helped me relax and learn the cards better as well. I just paged through the deck, one at a time, as I came to one I was interested in or that I had trouble remembering - I'd stop and look it up. Then just keep going through them. It also helps to sometimes have a different style deck than just the one you are using. By comparing the same card in two different decks, you will get a better feeling for what the card means. There is a deck for beginers - it has key words on each card to help prompt your memory. You can use a word programto make a set of your own -- use the business card template and then insert a piece of clip art or even personal photos for each card. Type in whatever text you want to prompt your memory. Print out onto paper that is already perferated for business cards. I made a set this way just for playing gnostica with (A game that uses tarot cards) because I didn't want to use my real tarot cards that I read with for the game. If you go to about.com they have a print and colour your own tarot -- a good way to use this is to print them out and then write on the back the meanings -- you use them like flash cards. http://altreligion.about.com/library/weekly/aa082003a.htm Here's an article about learning the tarot http://www.bellaonline.com/articles/art22962.asp its a bit short and has a link to follow to another article as well. The aeclectic website is great for letting you see samples of cards from different decks and giving reviews. I collect tarot, so this is a fav site --It also will let you see images from different decks without having to buy a bunch of decks. http://www.aeclectic.net/tarot/ It will also help once you find a deck that just "makes sense" to you. Some decks really work for me - the imagery looks like what it means. Then other decks just make me go "Huh?" Mostly just trust your intuition and practice. Over time the cards will become more personal and the you won't need the textbook meanings so much.

A:I don't like rhyming much, but try this website: www.rhymezone.com