In this puzzle worksheet, students complete two dinosaur-shaped mazes. Students may also color, add details, and cut out the mazes when they are finished.

In this rose maze worksheet, students brainstorm all the avenues of getting through this difficult rose maze. Students start at one point and end at another on their adventure.

In this animal maze worksheet, students help the wildebeest cross the crocodile infested river during its annual migration. They start the star shaped maze at a picture of a wildebeest and word their way through it so that the animal can...

In this animal maze, student read a short description of the black mamba snake. They complete a circular shaped maze which they begin at a picture of a black mamba snake and complete in the middle of the circle at a nest of eggs.

In this lower elementary treasure map maze worksheet, 2nd graders begin at the ship at the bottom of the page and maneuver their way through a maze of waves until they reach the "x." They find the "x" located on an island which is...

In this maze worksheet, students demonstrate hand eye coordination as they trace a path through a maze of flowers. Students may color the pictures any way they wish.

In this maze worksheet, students draw a line through the maze of flowers to get to the bee. Flowers are in an outline format and may be colored.

In this circus maze worksheet, students help a clown get to the circus by tracing a path in a maze. Students may color the pictures.

In this maze worksheet, students follow the maze to safely exit a "burning house." Next, students are instructed to call 911 and meet their family at a designated place. Worksheet is for reviewing safety procedures during an emergency.

In this simple maze worksheet, students help a puppy find his way to the bones found in the middle of a simple maze. Contains link to other "fun activities."

In this finding the path for the volcano maze worksheet, students begin at start and find the path to the end. Students solve one maze.

In 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 maze worksheet, students "help Sticky Burr escape from the maze tree." Worksheet is based on the book Sticky Burr: Adventures in Burrwood.

In this maze worksheet, students complete a maze, helping "Mercy find some sugar cookies." Students draw a route from one house to another to complete the activity.

In this maze worksheet, students help the ship read the island by finding their way through the maze. Students also answer a question about Christopher Columbus.

In this maze puzzle worksheet, students follow a set of directions given with a map to complete a maze. Page includes links to a solution and additional resources.

In this game worksheet, students solve a maze in order to help the skier find her way. Students begin at the opening and then draw their way to the end point.

In this sequence worksheet, students draw a continuous line , helping the chick find the feed, from the top to the bottom avoiding obstacles that lead to dead ends completing the maze.

In this healthy teeth worksheet, students help EarTwiggle through the maze to the healthy teeth by finding the healthy habits and foods.

For this multiplication worksheet, 4th graders solve the multiplication equations and find their way through the maze using the odd numbers.

In this addition learning exercise, students solve a total of 22 addition problems, then color squares with the number 6 to help the alien get to his spaceship.

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

In this multiplication worksheet, learners solve each three digit multiplication equations. Then, students color all of the squares that have a number 6 in the answer to help the alien get to his spaceship.

In this silent E words learning exercise, students help a child find his way to the playground by tracing a path in a maze. If the word in the maze has a long A, kids turn right; for a short vowel sound, students make a left turn.