Practice math facts and memory skills at the same time. Flip cards to match an equation with its correct answer.
Math Memory Match
Find six pairs. A pair consists of a math expression and its matching answer, such as 2 + 3 and 5.
Select any two cards to see if they match.
Cards can be played with a mouse, touch, or keyboard. No account needed.
How to play
Flip two cards at a time. A correct pair stays face-up, while an incorrect pair turns back over. Continue until you match all six equation-and-answer pairs.
Classroom ideas
Play as a small-group warm-up, or ask students to explain why each expression matches its answer. Invite students to track the number of turns they need and try to beat their own record.
Related classroom activities
For more math practice, try Multiplication Facts or browse elementary math games.
Frequently asked questions
Are the math cards randomized?
Yes. The cards are reshuffled whenever you start a new game. The six expressions and their answers stay the same.
How many matching pairs are in one game?
Each round has six equation-and-answer pairs to match.
What happens if two cards do not match?
The cards turn back over. Students can remember their positions and try a different pair on the next turn.
Can I use this as a whole-class math activity?
Yes. Display the game and ask students to explain how an equation matches its answer before selecting cards.