Memory Match
Find 6 pairs. One card shows a multiplication problem, the other shows the answer.
How Memory Match works
Pick a table
Choose a single times table or mix them all up.
Flip two cards
One side shows "3 × 4", the other shows "12". Find pairs.
Match all 6 pairs
Match every pair to win. Try to use as few moves as possible.
Why memory games help
Memory Match makes children see the answer before they have to recall it. That bottom-up exposure is a gentler way to learn a new times table than flashcards or quizzes - good for kids who get nervous when asked "what's 7 times 8?" cold. Once the pairs feel familiar in Memory, flashcards and the quiz feel easier.
Tips for parents
Take turns
Play it with your child - the social angle makes practice feel like a game, not homework.
Beat your record
Count moves. 6 moves = perfect. Aim to lower the number each round.
Mix mode for review
Once individual tables feel familiar, switch to "All tables mixed" for variety.