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Two Medium Mazes for Ages 6-8 — Set 217654

Hours on a motorway or an intercity train feel shorter with a puzzle that needs nothing but a pencil, and this page gives a child aged 6 to 8 two medium 12×9 mazes to solve from their seat.

    1 A4 page · for home and classroom use

    All printables: Mazes

    Maze: medium (ages 6-7)

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    How to use this worksheet

    • Slide the sheet into a clear folder with stiff card behind it, so it stays flat and gives a firm surface on the lap.
    • Tie a short pencil to the folder with string so it cannot roll under the seats.
    • Let your child choose which maze to start with and keep the other for a slower part of the trip, such as roadworks or a long stretch between stations.

    What this worksheet teaches

    On a 12×9 grid the correct route is rarely obvious at first glance, so the child follows it in short sections, checks where each corridor leads and turns back calmly from a dead end. Drawing on a lap in a moving vehicle is also honest practice in pencil control: small, deliberate strokes stay inside the walls far better than one quick sweep.

    Play idea

    Keep a journey diary on the back. Next to each maze, your child writes the start time and a place you were passing, such as a station or a bridge, so the finished page becomes a record of the trip.

    Questions and answers

    Questions from parents

    Does my child need a table to solve these mazes on a train?
    No, a folder with stiff card inside or a hardback book on the lap is enough for a 12×9 grid.
    Are the two mazes on this sheet the same?
    No, the layouts differ and each has its own single correct path, so the second one is a fresh puzzle.
    What if my child feels travel sick when looking down?
    Keep sessions short, stop at the first sign of queasiness and look out of the window; the sheet can wait for a stop.
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