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Printable Mazes

A4 mazes — from simple paths for preschoolers to tangled puzzles for older children.

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A maze teaches planning: before the child draws the line, they have to check with their eyes where the path leads next. It trains attention and working memory, and it is the kind of fun that keeps a child sitting quietly for a good ten or fifteen minutes. A simple maze for a four-year-old has wide corridors and a single fork; a harder one has a dozen dead ends.

Every maze is A4, black and white and ready to print from the browser. The path is best drawn with a crayon or a fineliner: pencil can be erased so the route can be run a second time. The age filter above the list shows the mazes suited to a given age.

Questions and answers

Frequently asked questions

How hard a maze should I choose for a preschooler?
For a four-year-old, one with wide corridors and a single decision along the route. Harder tangles put the child off before they get halfway.
Can a maze be solved more than once?
Yes, if you draw the route in pencil — just erase it. You can also print the sheet twice and race against the clock.

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