Small Maze for Ages 4-5 — Set 140669
Start a maze passport with this small 8×6 maze: every sheet a 4- or 5-year-old solves earns a stamp, and this set can fill the very first page.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: small (ages 4-5)
How to use this worksheet
- Fold a sheet of paper into a small booklet and write Maze Passport and your child's name on the cover.
- After your child reaches the exit, stamp a passport page and write the set number, 140669, beside the stamp.
- Keep the passport and future small mazes in one folder so the collection grows.
What this worksheet teaches
The 48-cell grid is sized for quick success, which makes the first stamp easy to earn and motivating. Collecting stamps shows a young child that repeated practice adds up. The maze itself works on following one correct path, scanning corridors for the way through and drawing a controlled line from entrance to exit.
Play idea
Pretend each maze is a country to visit: before starting, your child invents the country's name, and after solving, they cross the border and receive the stamp with a formal welcome.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
What can I use as stamps?
Stickers, a rubber stamp or a drawn star all work; what matters is marking each solved sheet.
How many small mazes before moving to medium ones?
When your child solves 8×6 mazes easily and alone, try a medium set, but keep stamping the same passport.
Is this sheet good for a 4-year-old beginner?
Yes, 48 cells and only one way out make it a gentle first maze.