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Help the Bee Find the Flower
A six-by-six maze with one winding solution — draw the path from the bee to the flower.
- Suitable for
- Ages 4–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Challenging
- Printing
- Black & white
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What your child practises
- Plans a route before committing to it
- Recognises and backs out of dead ends
- Keeps a pencil line within a narrow boundary
- Persists through a multi-step problem
About this worksheet
A proper maze, generated so that exactly one path connects the entrance to the exit, with several dead ends along the way to make the choice a real one.
Mazes work two skills at once. There is the thinking part — looking ahead, spotting a dead end before committing to it, backing up and trying again. And there is the physical part — keeping a pencil line inside a narrow corridor without touching the walls, which is genuinely demanding control for a four year old.
Six by six is a deliberate size. Large enough to require planning, small enough to finish in a couple of minutes before frustration sets in.
How to use this sheet
Tracing the route with a finger first is not cheating — it separates the thinking from the pencil control so neither one spoils the other.
