Easy Mazes
Easy mazes at levels 2 and 3 with short solution paths and roomy lanes, reference ages 4–6. Pick a set, print it, and keep the answer pages for checking.
Use level 2 as a bridge to level 3 ↓Updated: 2026-10-03 · c2
Age and difficulty are reference ranges; paper trials are pending.
Age and difficulty are reference ranges; paper trials are pending.
Use level 2 as a bridge to level 3
The two separate sets let you change the number of decisions without switching activities. Compare one level-2 puzzle and one level-3 puzzle rather than assigning every sheet at once.
- Start with level 2 and let the solver erase a wrong turn.
- Ask them to look ahead to the next junction before drawing.
- Offer level 3 when they can retrace a dead end without needing the answer page.
Printing and use
Do circle mazes need a different solving method?
The rule is the same: follow open passages and turn back at walls. On a circle maze, check the openings between rings instead of assuming the shortest line points toward the exit.
How should I print?
Use Letter or A4 to match your paper, select actual size (100%), and turn off browser headers and footers.
Where are the answers?
Each download contains the questions followed by answers. The preview answer switch does not change the downloaded PDF.
Can I use these commercially?
See the commercial-use page for permitted examples and restrictions. These draft terms still require publisher confirmation.