Square Maze
The classic grid maze, from a chunky 8x8 for pre-schoolers to a 36x36 monster.
A rectangular maze with one way in and one way out. Difficulty comes from three things at once: how many cells there are, whether the corridors wind (hard) or branch (easy), and how many dead ends are knocked through into loops.
- Age
- ages 3–12
- Answer key
- Included, free
- Skills
- problem solvingspatial reasoningfine motorconcentration
What you can change
Difficulty
First, Tiny, Easy, Medium, Hard, Expert
Size tweak
−8 … +12 cells
Proportions
Fill the page, Perfect square
Way in and out
Opposite corners, Top to bottom, Left to right, Longest possible route
Extra loops
0–100 %
Start and finish
START / END labels, Two pictures, Two pictures from a theme, Arrows only, Nothing
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 339 worksheet sets for the school year, each in its country's language.
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