Preschool - 6th Grade Mazes Worksheets : Page 8

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

This "-ill" word maze will add some wordy magic to the traditional twists and turns. Try this "-ill" word maze with your child.

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.

There's nothing a mouse likes more than a tasy muffin! Help this cute critter get through the M-shaped maze so he can enjoy his snack.

This llama got lost on his way to the lake. Do you think you can help him find his way through this L-shaped maze?

Yep, that's right. It's time for warrior women to take charge! Help this princess in shining armor to save her prince from the clutches of a cranky dragon.

This maze has a twist! To get to the end, draw a line through the words ending in "-ing". Your little reader will get to know the word family ING as he goes.

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

This iguana won't make it back to his island home unless someone helps him through this I-shaped maze. Watch out for wrong turns, obstacles and crocodiles!

This video game inspired worksheet gets your kid to race a robot to finish a maze, then identify matching robots. Have some robot fun with this maze worksheet.

Can you help this jaguar get home? He's lost and only a maze expert can help him find his way through this J maze!

Along with being lots of fun, this star maze is a great way to get your child to exercise his writing muscles and put his early reasoning skills to work.

Don't get lost in this cornfield maze! Kids will have a blast as they wander through the maze, honing their logic and motor skills as they go.

This baby kangaroo must hop through a maze to find his mother! Can your child help? She'll be honing her fine motor skills and practicing problem solving.

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

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.

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.

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.

Complete the mazes like the levels of a video game. It's a monster maze your child will feel rewarded to figure out on his own!

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.

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?

Patty the parrot wants a snack -- can you help her? Find your way through the P-shaped maze to feed Patty some tasty plums.

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

Halloween is the perfect night for adventure! Find your way through the neighborhood to get to the trick-or-treat bag at the bottom.

What do we have here? A maze shaped like the letter H and a hen who needs help climbing a hill? Sounds like fun!

These baby birds need some help to get to the Easter basket at the end of the bird maze!

It's lunch time, but this worm is far away from his watermelon meal! Help him find his way through this W-shaped maze so he can start eating.

Did you know rabbits like raddishes? Well, this rabbit does! Help him find his way to his yummy dinner by completing this R-shaped maze.

Follow the vine down and up this V-shaped maze to find a colorful and delicious pile of vegetables. What's your favorite vegetable?

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