Free Math Memory Game Printable

This math memory game printable has quickly become a favorite in our house.

With three unique pages, it turns math practice into a fun, hands-on experience that keeps kids engaged.

These free printable memory games make learning feel less like a chore and more like play.

**This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate and a participant in other affiliate programs, I earn a commission on qualifying purchases.**

Math matching game printable for kids

This printable math facts memory game is available free for both personal and classroom use. Scroll to the bottom of this post to find the instant access PDF file.

The game offers a flexible, fun way for children to practice math skills. You can adapt it for different types of play, each designed to target specific learning goals and skill levels.

Here are a few creative ways to use this game:

Classic memory match

• Objective: Find matching pairs of cards.
• How to play: Lay all cards face down in a grid. You’ll only need two of the pages for this game, so feel free to choose your favorites or switch them up. Players take turns flipping two cards at a time, aiming to match a math problem with its answer or a set of objects with the correct number. If they find a match, they keep the pair and take another turn. The game continues until all pairs are matched, with the player holding the most pairs declared the winner.

Timed challenges

• Objective: Find as many matches as possible within a set time limit.
• How to play: Set a timer (like 5 minutes), and have players find pairs as quickly as they can. This fast-paced version encourages quick thinking and can be played solo or in teams, making it great for building speed and confidence in solving math problems.

For more number fun, check out our math bingo printable!

Cooperative puzzle

• Objective: Work together to match all pairs.
• How to play: Instead of competing, players work as a team to find all pairs within a time limit. This collaborative version is ideal for building teamwork and problem-solving skills. You can set a timer to see how quickly the group can complete the game.

Another great option for young learners is our list of kindergarten math board games.

Learning centers

• Objective: Encourage independent learning through self-guided play.
• How to play: Set up various stations, each with a different set of cards from the math memory game. Children can explore each station at their own pace, practicing specific math concepts. This setup works well for classrooms or homeschool settings where children can work at different levels, developing confidence and autonomy in math practice.

How to print and prepare the math matching game

Printing and prepping your math memory game is simple and adds a personal touch that makes the game even more fun and durable.

For best results, print on cardstock or heavy-weight paper. These materials are more durable than standard paper, making them ideal for a game that will get plenty of use.

Add some creativity by decorating the backs of the cards with stamps, stickers, or patterns. Personalizing the game can make it extra special and adds a layer of fun for kids.

Laminating the cards will make them resistant to tears, bends, and spills, keeping the game in great shape for a long time.

Use a paper cutter for straight, clean edges; it’s more efficient and precise than scissors, especially when cutting multiple cards. If you’re using scissors, try to keep your cuts as straight as possible.

Involve your children in decorating the card backs or in other safe preparation steps. This can make the game setup enjoyable and builds excitement for playing it.

Fun math worksheets for preschoolers

Expand your child’s math skills with these engaging preschool worksheets designed to make learning fun and interactive:

The missing numbers 1-20 worksheet is a fantastic tool for preschoolers to practice number sequences in a fun and engaging way.

Our Roald Dahl maths worksheets combine the magic of storytelling with math problems, sparking creativity and problem-solving skills.

Free space worksheets for preschool introduce young learners to the wonders of the universe while weaving in essential math concepts.

Free printable coin identification worksheets offer a practical approach to learning about money, teaching children how to recognize and value different coins.

? You might also like: Our free money memory game printable – a fun way for kids to practice identifying coins and their values while strengthening memory skills!

Need to print later? Add this to your Pinterest board or share it on Facebook. You’ll have it handy whenever you’re ready to use it!

Get the free memory game math printable here!

To get your free printables for kids, simply add your name and email address to the form below.

Last Updated on 6 November 2024 by Clare Brown