
Help the Frog Find the Lily Pad — Level 1
Hop the frog to its lily pad: an 8 by 8 color maze for ages 3–5 with a 31-square route, the longest at level 1, and 7 dead ends.
- Suitable for
- Ages 3–5
- Pages
- 1 page
- Level
- Easy
- Printing
- Color printer
Free, no sign-up. A4 · Print at 100% scale
What your child practices
- Follows a long route without losing the thread
- Counts corners aloud while moving along the path
- Talks about where frogs live and what they eat
About this worksheet
The longest route of any level 1 sheet in the series, and at the same time one of the most forgiving: 31 squares to walk, but only 7 dead ends to be caught by. That makes it a good first long maze. A child gets the experience of a route that keeps going without the repeated backtracking that makes a forked page feel like failure.
Lily pads float on ponds, and frogs sit on them to catch insects and warm up in the sun before slipping back into the water. A child can make the frog hop square by square along the route, saying "hop" at each corner; with only 15 turns on the way, there are plenty of long jumps between them.
There is exactly one way through: no loops, and no square cut off from the rest.
How to use this sheet
Say "hop" every time the route turns a corner and let your child do the hopping with a finger. On a route this long, a small sticker marks where to pick up again after a break. Draw the line in green to match the frog once the way is found.