This worksheet is a collection of four simple mazes perfect for early learners, and after your child finishes them they are great for coloring.

Here's a maze with a twist! To complete the puzzle, draw a line through the words ending in "-oot".

Sometimes, getting around town is like navigating a large maze! Your child can get a feel for the city streets with this traffic sign maze.

This narwhal is going to have a really bad day if he accidentally swims into a net. Help him avoid the nets by finding a way through this N-shaped maze.

How many words do you see that end in "-ap"? Help your little reader start to recognize the similarities among words with this fun maze.

Do you know what I see? I spy a maze in the shape of the letter d! Find your way through this maze to help the dog dig to the other side of the door.

Eeek! Don't try and get in the way of this eagle and her eggs! Complete the E-shaped maze to help this eagle get home.

Your child will use persistence and patience to solve this video game inspired robot maze. See if he can beat the machine to make it through the maze.

Help these little birdies fly home to the woods by winding your way along the maze path from start to finish.

The "-og" word family is ready to play! Find the pictures whose words end in "-og". Have your child say each word out loud as she goes.

Help guide the river through this mountainous maze. While giving life to this mountain scene, your kid will be honing his fine motor skills.

Even queens can get a little cold! Can you help this queen find her warm quilt by finishing the Q-shaped maze?

Invite your first grader to help resolve Hansel and Gretel's mix-up. He'll follow the directions on this worksheet to lead them back home!

Help your little learner take the first steps toward reading and phonemic awareness! Draw a line through the pictures that end in "-one".

Flex your child's hand-eye coordination with this printable maze, which will get your child on a twisty turny trail through Africa to Mount Kilimanjaro.

Captain X has a treasure map, but he accidentally lost it! Can you help this silly pirate find his map by completing this X-shaped maze?

Electricity rocks! Nikola Tesla was an inventor whose many exploits included giant steps in electricity technology.

Finding your way around an airport can be a real hassle. Make sense of the airport's twists and turns with this fun maze, perfect for fine motor practice.

Find your way through a nursery rhyme maze, and build those fine motor skills in the process.

Which words rhyme with "claw"? Help your beginning reader get a head start on phonics. Draw a line through the pictures that end in "-aw" to complete the maze!

This fox has a long way to get home! Complete the F-shaped maze to help this forest animal finish his journey.

This silly cat can't seem to find her can of food! Help her find her way through this C-shaped maze so she can eat her dinner.

Did you know that you can save energy just by changing your lightbulbs? Teach your child this important eco-friendly tip with a fun maze activity.

This little ant has gotten separated from his ant family! He's hungry and looking for candy, can you help him through the maze?

Magical unicorns don't really like to get wet. Help this unicorn avoid the rain by getting him through the U-shaped maze and to his umbrella.

It's dinner time, but this poor yak can't remember where he put his yams. Help the yam find his dinner by completing this Y-shaped maze.

Challenge your child to complete these simple and fun mazes, and after your child finishes he can color in the grabby crab and mermaid for even more fun!

Squirrels get cold without their cozy scarves! Can you help this squirrel find his scarf and stay warm by completing this S-shaped maze?

Here's a fun way to get to know the word family AN! Draw a line through the pictures that end in "-an".

Help an important message travel from the control tower to the plane by completing the maze. Once the message reaches the plane, it can take off!