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Babel Fish Flash cards

Babel Fish

RFID language learning toy with sound

by Becky Stern

published July 29, 2012, last edited July 31, 2012

posted in Sensors/ RFID / NFC

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Make the NFC/RFID Shield
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You can make flash cards by printing our words and phrases and taping them to RFID cards.

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You can also just write on the RFID cards with a dry-erase marker.

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