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[…] know I LOVE to make memory games (like this one for multiplication!) and a fun one just went live over at Homeschool Giveaways And […]
ReplyMultiplication Memory is a great way to help kids practice and memorize their multiplication facts. Quick fact recall is a great skill that needs to be practiced until mastered and then practiced some more! It’s a use-it-or-lose-it sort of skill and I love to come up with fun ways to keep using it!
These cute sea creatures (and a frog.. I couldn’t help it. He’s so cute!) make for a fun memory game. In this case, though, you have to make sure you match up a multiplication question with it’s proper answer!
Here’s a look at one of the pages in the set…
This file gives you 60 cards plus a page to print on the back of the cards (to help make sure kids can’t see through the cards).
First, go get your Sea Creature Multiplication Memory Game.
Then, print these on heavy card stock and laminate them with 5 mil laminate to make them last longer. Cut the cards apart and in no time, you’ll have a fun game to practice those multiplication facts!
Leave me a comment here if you use this game! I’d love to hear how your kids enjoy it.
Sandra Modersohn is a devoted wife, mother, and homeschooler. She loves great graphic design and has a passion for creating beautiful and useful printable materials for children. Little Learning Lovies where she shares her creations with the world. She can be found on Facebook and Twitter, Pinterest and, of course, at the Little Learning Lovies Blog and Store.
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[…] know I LOVE to make memory games (like this one for multiplication!) and a fun one just went live over at Homeschool Giveaways And […]
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