Maze: The Teddy Bear Goes to the Honey Pot — Ages 3–4
A teddy bear in a scarf smells honey and heads straight for the pot. A story maze for children aged 3–4.
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Maze: The Teddy Bear Goes to the Honey Pot — Ages 3–4
How to use this worksheet
- Find the teddy bear at the start of the maze and the honey pot at the finish.
- Follow the honey smell with a finger first, then trace the teddy's way to the pot with a chunky pencil, staying off the walls.
- The small 4 × 3 grid has wide corridors and very few turns, just right for a three-year-old's first try with the teddy.
What this worksheet teaches
Leading the teddy through a 4 × 3 grid lets a three- or four-year-old practice looking along a corridor before drawing, noticing a wall in the way and holding a steady line. The smell of honey gives the little bear a goal.
Play idea
Share a spoonful of honey and talk about where it comes from.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
Do bears really like honey?
Bears eat honey and bee larvae, although mostly they eat plants and berries.
What if my child gets stuck?
Walk the teddy back to the last corner and ask, “Where does the honey smell come from?” — the other corridor is right there.
How long does it take?
About two to three minutes for most three-year-olds; if the pencil slips over a wall, praise the try and let the teddy walk again with a finger.