Here is a fun matching game to review simple addition problems using 10s and 5s to reach a sum of 100. There are 15 pairs of cards. The first has the start of the equation and the match has the end of the equation.

A fun I have…, Who has… with 24 cards for your class to practice their mental math skills. This set features multiplication problems for the 6 through 8 tables.

A fun I have…, Who has… with 25 cards for your class to practice their mental math skills. This set features multiplication problems for the 3 through 5 times tables.

A fun I have…, Who has… with 24 cards for your class to practice their mental math skills. This set features addition and subtraction problems with answers up to 25.

A fun way to review time-telling! Included in this pack are three games reviewing analog and digital time. There are two I have…, Who has… games, one for digital time and one for analog time. Each game has 25 different times on the hour, the quarter hour, and the half hour. Also included in this pack is a matching game where student match 25 analog and digital times. Happy reviewing! This file is saved as a compressed (zip) file. Please make sure you can extract prior to purchasing.

Here are some fun matching games to review division table for 2 through 8. There are 15 pairs of cards. The first has the start of the equation and the match has the end of the equation. Each set shows the division equations for numbers 1 to 15.

Here are some fun matching games to review times tables for 9 through 15. There are 15 pairs of cards. The first has the start of the equation and the match has the end of the equation. Each set shows the times table equation for numbers 1 to 15.

Here are some fun matching games to review division table for 9 through 15. There are 15 pairs of cards. The first has the start of the equation and the match has the end of the equation. Each set shows the division equations for numbers 1 to 15.

Here are some fun maths matching games to review times tables for 2 through 8. There are 15 pairs of cards. The first has the start of the equation and the match has the end of the equation. Each set shows the times table equation for numbers 1 to 15.