Printable mazes for kids

Three levels of difficulty and ten heroes from our crafts: help the cat get to the milk, and the fire truck get to the light.

What are the benefits of labyrinths?

A maze is a game that imperceptibly trains attentiveness, planning (where to go so as not to run into a wall) and fine motor skills: the line must be drawn exactly between the walls. An easy level of 8 cells is passed by three-year-olds, an average level of 12 cells by preschoolers, and a difficult level of 17 cells by schoolchildren. Each maze has its own hero from our paper crafts and its own goal, so the child has a small plot.

The mazes are generated automatically, so each one is unique, and the collection is growing. Print on A4 or complete the maze online: the "Run online" button opens it with a brush.

Frequently asked questions

What level to choose?
Easy – for 3-4 years old (wide corridors, few turns), medium – for 5-6, difficult – for 7 years old and older. If the child completes it in a minute, take the next level.
What to do if a child gets confused?
Suggest walking from the finish line to the start line, or first trace the path with your finger and then with a pencil. You can carefully shade in any mistakes.
Are there other heroes?
So: a cat, a dog, a bunny, a teddy bear, a mouse, a frog, a fox, a fire engine, a steam locomotive, and a racing car. The same characters are in paper crafts that can be glued together.
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