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The cards are placed face down on a flat surface.
You decide what kind of game do you want to play/learn,
Do you want to do
• multiplication
• Subtraction
• Plus
• Divide
• Combination
Multiplication:
Preferably play with numbers between 1 – 20 but if you want to use higher numbers you can do so. You can use 2 sets of numbers (1-20) to make it interesting.
Now turn over 2 of the cards on the table e.g. and now calculate without a calculator 2 times 5 = 10, now remove the cards from the table and start again.
If you give the wrong answer turn the cards face down and shuffle.
Points can be allocated for each correct answer . The points earned equals the correct answer, so the higher the cards the higher the points.
Continue with this until the cards are all finished on the table.

Division:
Preferably play with equal numbers between 1 – 100 but if you want to use higher numbers you can do so.
Now turn over 2 of the cards on the table e.g. and now calculate without a calculator 4 divided by 4 = 1, now remove the cards from the table and start again. If the numbers turned over can not be divided then turn them face down, shuffle and try again.
If you give the wrong answer turn the cards face down and shuffle.
Points can be allocated for each correct answer . The points earned equals the highest card, so the higher the cards the higher the points.
Continue with this until the cards are all finished on the table.


Subtraction:
Preferably play with numbers between 1 – 20 but if you want to use higher numbers you can do so.
Now turn over 2 of the cards on the table e.g. and now calculate without a calculator 8 minus 4 = 4, now remove the cards from the table and start again. If you give the wrong answer turn the cards face down and shuffle.
Points can be allocated for each correct answer . The points earned equals the highest card, so the higher the cards the higher the points.
Continue with this until the cards are all finished on the table.

Adding/Plus:
Preferably play with numbers between 1 – 20 but if you want to use higher numbers you can do so.
Now turn over 2 of the cards on the table e.g. and now calculate without a calculator 8 plus 4 = 12, now remove the cards from the table and start again. If you give the wrong answer turn the cards face down and shuffle.
Points can be allocated for each correct answer . The points earned equals the correct answer, so the higher the cards the higher the points.
Continue with this until the cards are all finished on the table.

Combinations:
Play with numbers between 1 – 20 but if you want to use higher numbers you can do so.
Now turn over 3 or 4 of the cards on the table now you can make your own adding, subtraction etc, now remove the cards from the table and start again. If you give the wrong answer turn the cards face down and shuffle.
Points can be allocated for each correct answer . The points earned equals the correct answer, so the higher the cards the higher the points.
Continue with this until the cards are all finished on the table.

The other way of playing this is that you can have the indication cards, +, -, x and ÷ also as part of the game but separate to your numbers the you can turn your numbers over and then an indication card and then do the equation.

For a fun game of memorising, you can put all the duplicated cards on the table and turn over the same ones, for example 10 and 10 is a pair so that is correct and the player stacks his/her cards by their spot. If you’ve turned over a pair you get another turn, but to a max of 3 turns. If you do not turn over a pair then you move on to the next player. The one with the highest total of the numbers of the cards is the winner not the one with the most cards

Memory Matrix Jokers can also be included in the games but it allows you an extra turn to play, so that you can win.