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Memory

Card
Template
Thank you for downloading this resource from Raki’s
Rad Resources. This resource is available for you to
use in your classroom or homeschool environment with
your own students. Please do not share this resource
with your colleagues, but feel free to send them to my
store to purchase their own copy or additional license.

As a teacher, I try my hardest to make every resource


the best I can for my students and as a curriculum
designer, I try to make every resource perfect for my
customers. However, I have been known to make
mistakes, so if you find any mistakes in this resource,
or if you have any questions about its use, feel free to
e-mail me at hlraki@hotmail.com.

In this resource, you may find fonts from Kevin and


Amanda Fonts.

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out our blog at www.rakisradresources.com.

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Memory Card Template
Make your own memory games using these steps:

1.) Print the template you like – using cardstock helps these games last longer.

2.) Cut out the cards.

3.) Write your matches on the back of the cards. (Possible matches: math facts and their
answers, clocks and the times shown, shapes and the number of sides, vocabulary words and
their definition, words and the number of syllables, important historical figures and a fact
about them etc. The possibilities are endless!)

4.) Laminate the cards to create a game that lasts longer.

5.) Place in an envelope, baggie or container and include in your centers.

6.) Be sure to model with your class before asking students to play independently.

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I hope this resource was up to your expectations. I’d
love to hear how it worked in your classroom. Feel
free to leave me a comment, send me an e-mail at
hlraki@hotmail.com, or write a blog post (with a link
back to my blog or store) about how this resource
worked for you.

For more resources from Raki’s Rad Resources, check


out our blog at www.rakisradresources.com

©Raki’s Rad Resources www.rakisradresources.com

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