Dinosaur mazes
6 free mazes to print, each with its own answer key PDF. Easy ones come first.
All 6 mazes
Hatchling to family maze
K and grade 1 (ages 5-6)
Triceratops to brachiosaurus maze
K and grade 1 (ages 5-6)
Stegosaurus to volcano maze
Grades 2 and 3 (ages 7-8)
Ankylosaurus to hatchling maze
Grades 2 and 3 (ages 7-8)
Spinosaurus to skeleton maze
Grade 4 and up (ages 9+)
Flying to swimming reptile maze
Grade 4 and up (ages 9+)
Make a new maze
Pick a size and print a maze no one has solved yet, with its answer key. Add a custom AI picture beside the title.
About these mazes
Connect hatchlings, grown dinosaurs and prehistoric reptile pictures through six routes, from wide paths to narrow challenges.
Each dinosaur route has a picture at both ends. Start with wide dinosaur paths, then try tighter mazes with more turns and dead ends.
They are free for personal and classroom use. Read the license.
Printing and playing tips
- For a dinosaur maze, color the start and finish once you have checked the route.
- Try a dinosaur route with a finger before using a pencil, especially at the first few junctions.
- Download the dinosaur maze answers as a separate PDF so they stay out of the children's print stack.
Which grades they suit
K and grade 1 (ages 5-6): easy mazes such as the hatchling to family maze, with wide paths for crayons.
Grades 2 and 3 (ages 7-8): medium mazes such as the stegosaurus to volcano maze, with more turns.
Grade 4 and up (ages 9+): hard mazes such as the spinosaurus to skeleton maze, with narrow paths and many dead ends.
Questions and answers
Can a class print these dinosaur mazes?
Families and classrooms can print the dinosaur mazes without signing in or using an AI allowance.
Which dinosaur maze comes first?
The two easy dinosaur mazes appear first, followed by two medium and two hard choices.
Where can I check a dinosaur maze?
Open the chosen dinosaur maze worksheet and use Show answer key, or download its teacher copy separately.