Bee Maze
Help the bee find it's way through the circular maze to the flower in the middle. A perfect spring or summer activity.
Spring Mazes
Enjoy our collection of spring mazes with the kids, who can trace the mazes with fingers or pencils to find the correct paths.
Butterfly Mazes
Help the butterfly find its way to the flower in the centre of these challenging hexagonal mazes! We've got 4 levels to choose from, as well as an answer sheet if you get stuck.
Caterpillar Maze 1
Mazes are a great way to practise pencil control and children are sure to enjoy helping the caterpillar through the maze to become a beautiful butterfly!
Caterpillar Maze 2
This triangular maze is something unusual. Help the hungry caterpillar through the maze to munch on the leaf!
Chick Maze
The hexagonal shape adds a different twist to a traditional maze. Can children help the chick find the way to the centre of the maze?
Duck Maze
Here's a simple duck maze for younger children, who can trace the route from the mummy duck to her ducklings with their fingers or a pencil. Laminate if you might want to do the maze again...
Duck Maze 2
Can you help the duck find her way through the maze to her duckling?
Flowers Maze
Help the bumble bee find his way to the flowers in this lovely hand-drawn maze printable!
Frog Maze
The frog wants to find the tadpole but needs a path through the maze. Can your child find one, being careful not to cross any lines?
Rabbit Maze 2
Help these rabbit friends find their way to the centre of the maze!
Rain Shower Maze
We love splashing in puddles and that was the inspiration for this fun rain shower maze.
Rainbow Maze
Looking for the rainbow after a shower is fun but while they wait for the rain to stop children can amuse themselves finding the way to the rainbow through our maze!
Sheep Maze
Fun for spring, Easter or a farm animal theme, practise pencil control by drawing a line through the maze to help the lamb find her mum.
Snail Maze
Practise pencil control while having fun by tracing a path through our snail maze to help the snail find the leaf.
Spring Maze 1
The first of our spring mazes has a weather theme and asks children to trace a path from the girl to the umbrella.
Spring Maze 2
This spring maze is a fun way to encourage children to pick up a pencil. Can they stay within the lines?
Spring Maze 3
This hexagonal spring maze is a bit of a challenge. Children will need to look closely and keep trying different routes to find the correct path.
Spring Maze 4
What can be more springlike than a singing bird and a nest of eggs. Find the path through the maze that joins the two.
Sunshine Maze
We all love to see a bit of sun! Find a path through the maze to enjoy a bit of sunshine.
