Fifteen free mazes for ages 4–8, with three suggested levels, individual solutions and printable PDF packs. Start at the arrow and find the symbol below.
The worksheet PDF contains 15 unsolved pages; the separate answer PDF contains 15 matching solutions. Print at Fit to page on A4 or Letter, keeping all four borders visible.
01–05: wide corridors · 06–10: more turns · 11–15: denser routes. Choose the level that feels comfortable.
Follow the top arrow through broad corridors to the little star below. Try the route with a finger before using a pencil. Suggested ages 4–5.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
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Find the exit beside the flower. At a fork, look along both corridors before choosing one; color the petals when you arrive. Suggested ages 4–5.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
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Trace a path to the heart without crossing a black wall. A dead end is a place to turn back, not a reason to start the whole page again. Suggested ages 4–5.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
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Guide your pencil from the arrow to the crescent moon. Pause at each corner and turn the paper if that makes drawing easier. Suggested ages 4–5.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
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Reach the little house at the bottom. Explain one turn to a partner, then swap roles and let them describe the next one. Suggested ages 4–5.
Suggested difficulty: Easy
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Find a route to the tree through the smaller corridors. Keep a finger on your last junction while checking a possible branch. Suggested ages 5–7.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
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Follow the maze to the balloon. Use light pencil marks so a wrong turn can be erased without hiding the walls. Suggested ages 5–7.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
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Reach the sun at the lower exit. Look ahead two turns at a time and check whether the corridor continues or stops. Suggested ages 5–7.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
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Navigate to the sailboat below the maze. Trace slowly through the corners, then color the sail without covering your route. Suggested ages 5–7.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
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Find the way to the kite. If a branch stops, retrace it to the last junction and try the unexplored direction. Suggested ages 5–7.
Suggested difficulty: Medium
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Find the crown through a denser maze. Divide the journey into short sections and pause after each successful choice. Suggested ages 6–8.
Suggested difficulty: Challenging
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Plan the rocket’s route from the top arrow to the small rocket below. Look for walls that make an apparently direct route impossible. Suggested ages 6–8.
Suggested difficulty: Challenging
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Find the fish through narrow corridors. Use a sharpened pencil, and keep the line thin enough to see both sides of each passage. Suggested ages 6–8.
Suggested difficulty: Challenging
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Reach the castle without jumping over walls. Ask a partner to check your completed route from the exit back to the entrance. Suggested ages 6–8.
Suggested difficulty: Challenging
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Trace the final route to the treasure chest. Explain how you recovered from one dead end, then compare your route with the solution. Suggested ages 6–8.
Suggested difficulty: Challenging
Download solutionEach page has a different route and a destination to color: a star, flower, heart, moon, house, tree, balloon, sun, sailboat, kite, crown, rocket, fish, castle or treasure chest. Enter at the top arrow and leave through the gap beside the small matching symbol below. Stay between the black walls; you may turn back at a dead end. There is one route to the exit on each sheet. Numbers identify the sheets, and one, two or three filled dots indicate the suggested level. No reading is needed to follow the printed diagrams.
One dot marks sheets 01–05 with 5 × 6 cells, two dots mark 06–10 with 7 × 9 cells, and three dots mark 11–15 with 10 × 12 cells. The larger mazes have narrower corridors. Choose by comfort, not age alone.
Yes. Open “Show solution” under any sheet. The colored line shows its route. The image also downloads separately; keep it folded or covered if you want to offer just a small hint.
These are paper activities. Print a sheet or save the PNG and open it in a drawing app of your choice. The website preview does not record a route.
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