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Mazes for kids

8 free mazes to print, each with its own answer key PDF. Easy ones come first.

All 8 mazes

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.

Open the maze maker

About these mazes

Each maze has a picture at the start and another at the finish, such as a butterfly looking for a flower. Kids draw the way through, then color both pictures.

Every maze has exactly one way through, and every corner of it can be reached. Easy mazes have wide paths for crayons, and hard mazes have narrow paths for a pencil.

They are free for personal and classroom use. Read the license.

Printing and playing tips

  • Let younger kids trace the path with a finger first, then with a crayon.
  • Print at 100% so the walls stay thick and easy to see.
  • Slip a finished maze into a sheet protector and use a dry-erase marker to play it again.

Which grades they suit

K and grade 1 (ages 5-6): easy mazes such as the butterfly and flower maze, with wide paths for crayons.

Grades 2 and 3 (ages 7-8): medium mazes such as the hot air balloon maze, with more turns.

Grade 4 and up (ages 9+): hard mazes such as the baby dinosaur maze, with narrow paths and many dead ends.

Questions and answers

Are these mazes free?

Yes, for home and classroom use. Print as many as you like without an account.

How do I check the answer?

Tap Show answer key, or download the Answer key PDF. It shows the one path from start to finish in red.

Which maze should a young child start with?

The butterfly, toy car and kitten mazes. They have the widest paths and only a few dead ends.

Can I make my own maze?

Yes. The maze maker draws a new maze in the size you pick, ready to print. Open the maze maker

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