Two Small Mazes for Ages 4-5 — Set 447305
Grandparents who live nearby or far away can share these two small 8×6 mazes with a grandchild aged 4 to 5, at the same table or over a video call.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: small (ages 4-5)
How to use this worksheet
- If grandparents live close, sit side by side; if they live far away, print the page in both homes and solve it together over a video call.
- Grandparent and grandchild each take one of the two mazes, then swap sheets or hold them up to the camera to check each other's route.
- Use a thick crayon or felt-tip, so the lines are easy to see on a screen as well as on paper.
What this worksheet teaches
Small mazes are quick, the rule is easy to explain, and a grandparent's patient attention gives a four- or five-year-old room to think. Checking each other's route adds a first taste of reviewing work, while the child practices spotting the open way and keeping a crayon between the walls. A shared task with a clear end also gives a short call something to be about, beyond the usual questions.
Play idea
Send maze post. After a video-call session, your child posts their solved sheet to the grandparent with a drawing on the back, and the grandparent sends one back with a short letter. A small exchange of post grows out of two tiny puzzles.