Large Maze for Ages 8-10 — Set 823908
A homemade maze passport gives children aged 8 to 10 a reason to keep going, and this large maze earns one stamp in it.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: large (ages 8+)
How to use this worksheet
- Fold a few sheets of paper into a small booklet and title it 'Maze Passport'.
- Solve the 16×12 grid on this worksheet, then add a stamp, sticker or drawn seal on a new passport page.
- Write the set number 823908 and the date beside the stamp, so every solved sheet is recorded.
What this worksheet teaches
Large mazes train long-range planning, careful scanning and a steady pencil line through 192 cells. The passport adds motivation and a sense of progress: children see their stamps grow and learn to set a series of small goals. It also practices simple record keeping, such as writing dates and numbers neatly.
Play idea
Give each stamp a destination name, as if every maze were a country with its own border control. When the passport has ten stamps, your child earns a 'world traveler' page designed by themselves.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Where do the passport and stamps come from?
You make the passport from folded paper, and any stamp, sticker or hand-drawn seal works.
Is one large maze per stamp too easy?
The 16×12 grid is the biggest size in this series, so each stamp is well earned for ages 8-10.
How can we track which sets were solved?
Write the set number from the title in the passport, and look for mazes with new set numbers next time.