Two Medium Mazes for Ages 6-8 — Set 457429

Every solved maze earns a stamp in a home-made maze passport, and this sheet of two medium mazes adds two new stamps for a child aged 6 to 8.

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1 A4 page · for home and classroom use

All printables: Mazes

Maze: medium (ages 6-7)

How to use this worksheet

Make the passport first: fold a few sheets of paper into a small booklet and write the child's name on the cover.
Solve the first 12×9 maze, then stamp or draw a small mark in the passport with the set number 457429 next to it.
Repeat with the second maze on the page, so this one sheet fills two passport pages.

What this worksheet teaches

Collecting stamps turns regular maze practice into a long-term project, which keeps children coming back to scanning, planning and pencil control over weeks. The medium grids offer a steady challenge without being overwhelming for this age. Writing the set number in the passport is a small bonus exercise in copying numbers accurately.

Play idea

Decide what a full passport unlocks, for example after ten stamps the child chooses a family board game or a trip to the playground. Each passport page can also carry the name of a country or city, so every maze becomes a journey to a new place.

Questions and answers

Questions from parents

Where do we get a stamp for the passport?

Any rubber stamp works, but a sticker or a small drawn star is just as good; the collecting is what counts.

Is it one stamp per sheet or per maze?

Per maze works well; this page has two medium mazes, each with its own entrance, exit and correct path, so it earns two stamps.

What age is the 12×9 grid for?

It is designed for children aged 6 to 8, who can solve each maze in a few minutes.