Two Medium Mazes for Ages 6-8 — Set 839746
Long summer holidays can let skills slip, and this pair of medium mazes keeps planning and pencil control ticking over for children aged 6 to 8.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: medium (ages 6-7)
How to use this worksheet
- Choose two fixed moments during the week, for example Monday and Thursday mornings, for maze time.
- Solve one 12×9 maze per session, so the sheet lasts a full week.
- Add a new sheet with a different set number each week to keep the practice fresh until school returns.
What this worksheet teaches
Short, regular practice keeps skills active better than a big push before school starts. Medium mazes with 108 cells exercise planning ahead, noticing dead ends and steering a pencil through narrow corridors, all of which support handwriting and problem solving in class. The one correct path makes each session feel complete.
Play idea
Hang a summer map on the wall: a simple drawn path from 'first day of holidays' to 'first day of school'. Every solved maze moves a paper marker one step along it.
Questions and answers
Questions from parents
How often should my child do mazes in summer?
Two short sessions a week are plenty; the goal is steady practice, not homework.
Why two medium mazes on one sheet?
Each maze fills one session, so a single printout covers a week of practice.
Will my child find them too easy after a school year?
The 12×9 grid still has many forks for ages 6-8; if it feels easy, move to the large 16×12 mazes.