Two Medium Mazes for Ages 6-8 — Set 357991
A homemade maze passport turns single puzzles into a collection, and this page of two medium mazes brings a child aged 6 to 8 two stamps closer to a full book.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: medium (ages 6-7)
How to use this worksheet
- Fold a few sheets of card into a little booklet to serve as the passport.
- After solving each 12×9 maze, your child writes its set number (357991) and 'maze 1' or 'maze 2' in the passport.
- Once you have checked the route together, the page gets its stamp, sticker or drawn star.
What this worksheet teaches
Both mazes are built from 108 cells, with one path linking entrance and exit. The passport adds a sense of progress over many sheets, which helps children stick with a skill long enough to improve. Along the way they practice planning, careful scanning and precise pencil lines.
Play idea
Play border control: a parent acts as the passport officer and asks one question about each maze before stamping, such as 'where was the trickiest turn?' or 'how many dead ends did you meet?'. A good answer earns the stamp and a very official nod.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
What is a maze passport?
It is a small booklet you make at home where your child collects a stamp or sticker for each maze solved, to see their progress.
Why write the set number in the passport?
The number identifies this exact sheet, so you can see which mazes have already been solved and avoid repeating them.
How many stamps does this page earn?
Two, one for each medium maze, since the sheet holds two separate puzzles with their own entrance and exit.