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Maze #2026 — the same link always shows the same maze.

Print a pack of 5 mazes
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Help the bee find the flower!

Start at the bee and draw a line to the flower. Don't cross the walls!

Colorful cartoon bee
Colorful cartoon flower

How to use it

  1. Choose a difficulty and a theme.
  2. Press “New maze” until you like the one you see — each maze has its own link you can share.
  3. Press Print, or print a pack of five different mazes at once.

Why it helps

Mazes build planning, visual tracking and patience, and drawing the path is great pencil-control practice. Children learn to look ahead, notice dead ends and try again — real problem-solving skills.

Which age is it for? Ages 3–7

Easy 5×5 mazes suit three- and four-year-olds (let them trace the path with a finger first). Medium 8×8 mazes are a good fit for most five-year-olds, and hard 12×12 mazes challenge six- and seven-year-olds.

Frequently asked questions

Does every maze have a solution?

Yes. Every maze is generated so that there is exactly one path from the start to the finish, and every part of the maze can be reached.

Can I get the same maze again?

Yes. Each maze has a number in its link, so bookmarking or sharing the page always shows the same maze.

My child finds it too hard. Any tips?

Pick the easy level, trace the path together with a finger before using a pencil, and let your child use a crayon, which is easier to control.