Subtraction Facts Memory Match
Eight subtraction facts from 9 − 7 to 17 − 8 and their differences, as a cut-apart memory game.
Doubles facts from 2 + 2 to 9 + 9 and their sums. Doubles make all the other facts easier.
“Cut out the cards. Play memory: a match is a doubles fact and its sum. Say the fact out loud!”
Printed on the sheet:
Have kids say each doubles fact out loud, like 4 + 4 = 8.
Cards that show through the paper. Print on card stock or color the backs.
Have kids make new cards for the game.
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Eight subtraction facts from 9 − 7 to 17 − 8 and their differences, as a cut-apart memory game.
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