Large Maze for Ages 8-10 — Set 674751
Set 674751 can be one page in a 'maze passport', a small booklet in which an 8- to 10-year-old collects a stamp for every large maze they solve.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: large (ages 8+)
How to use this worksheet
- Fold two sheets of paper into a small booklet, write 'Maze Passport' on the cover and add your child's name.
- Solve this large 16×12 maze, then write the set number 674751 and the date on the first page.
- Add a stamp, a sticker or a hand-drawn seal next to it; each new maze solved adds another entry.
What this worksheet teaches
A 192-cell maze is a substantial challenge for this age, so each stamp represents real planning and persistence. Keeping a passport teaches children to track progress over time and encourages them to return to a regular activity. Recording the set number and date is also a small exercise in careful copying.
Play idea
Invent 'border rules' for the passport: to earn a stamp, the path must not touch any wall, and the solver must say how many dead ends they entered. Stricter countries can be added later, for example solving without an eraser.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
What goes into the maze passport?
The set number, the date and a stamp or seal for each solved maze; your child can add notes on how hard it felt.
Is one large maze enough for a passport page?
Yes, a 16×12 maze is a full challenge for ages 8 to 10, so one stamp per sheet feels deserved.
Where can I find more mazes for the passport?
Print other sets in this series; each set number has its own random layout with one correct path.