Round Maze
Rings inside rings, with a picture waiting in the middle.
A circular maze built from concentric rings. Each ring is split into cells, and the rings split again as they get bigger so the cells stay roughly square. Fewer rings means bigger corridors and a bigger space in the middle for the picture; more rings means a longer, tighter route. Difficulty also changes how the corridors are cut: Easy branches often and has loops, Hard is one winding corridor with dead ends.
- Age
- ages 5–12
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- problem solvingspatial reasoningfine motorconcentration
What you can change
Rings
3–12 rings
Difficulty
First, Easy, Medium, Hard
Which way round
Outside to the middle, Middle to the outside
In the middle
A picture I choose, A surprise from a theme, Two pictures from a theme, A star
Wall thickness
Fine, Normal, Chunky
- Every page also takes the book's language, page size, theme and pictures.
Ready-made worksheets with this page
Used in 14 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
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- 4.º anoO Sistema Solar
- Educação Infantil · Maternal III (3 anos)Caminhos
- 3º ano · Ensino FundamentalO planeta Terra
- Educación Infantil · 3 añosLleva cada animal a su casa
- Educación Infantil · 5 añosEl universo y los planetas
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