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Two Medium Mazes for Ages 6-8 — Set 407710

In this maze passport game, a child aged 6 to 8 earns a stamp only after each route passes inspection at a pretend border desk, and this sheet adds two medium 12×9 mazes to solve.

    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

    • Staple three folded sheets into a small passport and let your child draw a tiny self-portrait inside, like a real passport photo.
    • Solve the first maze, then take the sheet to the border desk for inspection.
    • Only a route that reaches the exit without crossing a wall earns a stamp; the second maze earns the next one.

    What this worksheet teaches

    Collecting stamps gives children aged 6 to 8 a reason to come back to mazes regularly, and the inspection step adds the habit of checking work before handing it in. Each medium maze trains scanning, route planning and steady pencil control, and the passport pages let children see their progress over the weeks. Answering the officer's question also asks them to explain their thinking in words.

    Play idea

    Set up a border desk with a chair and a table. A parent plays the officer, inspects the route with a magnifying glass, real or pretend, asks one question about the trip, such as 'Where did you get stuck?', and only then stamps the passport.

    Questions and answers

    Questions from parents

    What happens if the route crosses a wall?
    The officer sends it back politely; your child finds the slip, fixes it and returns for the stamp.
    How many stamps does one sheet give?
    Two, one for each medium maze on the page, and each maze has its own single correct path.
    Can siblings share one passport?
    It is more fun for each child to have their own, but they can take turns being the officer.
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