Memory matching game maker
Build a pair-matching memory game for vocabulary, facts, and classroom review.
How to use it
- Enter two cards for every pair and give each pair a clear ID.
- Choose a high-contrast classroom theme and preview the shuffled board.
- Reveal two cards, keep a match, and hide a mismatch before the next move.
- Export JSON or a standalone HTML file to play without a network.
Example: match words and meanings
Put words and definitions in pairs, let learners reveal two cards at a time, and discuss each match.
Frequently asked questions
- Can memory pairs use words and pictures?
- The starter editor uses text cards; pair a word with its definition, translation, or clue.
- Does the game remember the shuffled order?
- Yes. The activity session keeps its validated order so a refresh does not change the current round.
- Can students open it through a public link?
- Not yet. Use the exported standalone HTML file on the student device.