In this Dr. Seuss's Grinch activity worksheet, students help the Grinch find his way to his cave as they use problem solving skills to complete the maze.

In this math puzzle worksheet, students use their subtraction skills to solve a math puzzle and write an explanation of their problem solving strategy.

In this speed skater maze worksheet, students use problem solving skills to get the speed skater through the skate maze to the finish line.

In this skip-counting by sevens worksheet, 3rd graders help a mouse find its way through a maze. Students utilize multiplication to find a path where the product is a multiple of seven.

Young scholars evaluate directions by participating in a maze activity. In this labyrinth lesson, students identify the history of mazes and labyrinths and utilize Google Earth to examine real life mazes. Young scholars create their...

In this Earth Day activity worksheet, students use their problem solving skills to help Earth get back to the proper orbit by leading it through the maze.

In this farming-themed activity instructional activity, students help the farmer find his way to the wheat through the maze. Students also respond to 3 short answer questions.

Teach your class how to use descriptive statistics through a hands-on data collection activity. Pupils collect their own data, calculate test statistics, and interpret the results in context. They compare male and female results, looking...

It's fun being odd! Have kids find their way through a paw print maze by connecting odd numbers in any direction, eventually connecting to a cute dog's bone in the middle of the puzzle.

Your learners will get through this maze a lot faster if they pay attention to the consecutive numbers giving them clues along the way. But watch out! There are extra numbers thrown in to confuse the concentrated counters. While this...

For this math worksheet, students complete a maze that they are given going from left to right. Students complete 1 maze total.

In this fun and games mazes worksheet, students use their problem solving skills in order to solve each of the 3 mazes on this worksheet.

In this maze worksheet, the students find the route for the fish to find its way back to the fish bowl and then sign the words "fish" and "house".  Students solve one maze.

In this artistic instructional activity, learners practice unique ways to find the most efficient way to get through a tulip maze. Students defend their choices to each other.

For this multiplication maze worksheet, 4th graders solve the multiplication equations as they travel through the maze. Students determine their direction using the odd number products.

In this math review worksheet, students complete addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division problems, and put their answers into a maze and complete the maze. Students complete 11 problems.

In this math review activity, students complete addition, multiplication, division, and subtraction problems where each answer is put into an Easter maze. Students complete 11 problems.

In this math review worksheet, students complete addition, multiplication, division, and subtraction problems where each answer is put into a maze. Students complete 11 problems.

In this math instructional activity, students discriminate between even and odd numbers by following a path of odd numbers to reach the end of a maze puzzle. This page has a space travel theme.

In this skip counting maze worksheet, students skip count by 2 to complete a maze and color the squares as they count. A website reference for additional resources is given.

In this skip counting maze worksheet, students skip count by 2 to complete a maze and color squares as they count. A website reference for additional resources is given.

In this maze worksheet, students enter the maze through one sheep and follow it until they get to the end of the sheep. Students go through 6 sheep in this maze.

In this maze worksheet, students complete a maze where they help bugs get through the tulips. Students complete 1 maze total.

In this odd numbers practice worksheet, 3rd graders analyze 56 numbers and determine whether they are odd or even. Students must trace a path from one odd number to the next to navigate through the number maze.