Two Small Mazes for Ages 4-5 — Set 494819
A child aged 4 to 5 who says 'I can't' before trying needs a challenge that feels real but ends in success, and these two small 8×6 mazes are sized for exactly that.
1 A4 page · for home and classroom use
Maze: small (ages 4-5)
How to use this worksheet
- Sit close by during the first maze, but keep your hands in your lap while your child solves it.
- If they get stuck, give a small clue about where to look, not which way to go.
- Before the second maze, remind them how they solved the first one, then step away a little further.
What this worksheet teaches
Confidence grows from success that feels earned. The small grids have only a few dead ends, so a four- or five-year-old can reach the exit with effort but without heavy help. Two mazes in a row matter here: the first shows your child they can do it, and the second proves it was not luck. Crayon control and looking ahead improve along the way.
Play idea
Sign like an artist. After each maze, your child signs their name, or just the first letter, beside the exit, the way painters sign a finished picture. Hang the signed sheet at your child's eye level as a reminder of what they managed on their own.