Flip, match, remember
Multiplication Memory Match
Tap a table to begin. Find every sum and match it with its answer — matching a pair counts toward your progress, just like the quiz.
Pick a table to play
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Questions parents ask
How do you play multiplication memory match?
Flip two cards at a time. If one shows a sum like 7 × 8 and the other shows its answer, 56, they match and stay face up. If they do not match, they flip back over and it is the next go. Match every pair to finish the round.
Which times table should we start with?
Pick whichever one is currently being learned. The game works the same way for every table from 1 to 12, so it is just as good for reinforcing an easy table as for practising a tricky one like 7 or 8.
Does matching a pair count toward my progress?
Yes. Successfully matching a sum with its answer counts the same as getting it right in a quiz, so it feeds into the same progress tracking as the rest of the site.