Help the Train Find the Station — Level 3

A train is the only character in the series that genuinely cannot leave its route, which is a useful thing to point at: the track is the line the child is drawing. Eighty-three squares and 53 changes of direction put it among the longer level 3 sheets.

Twelve cells across brings the corridors down to about one and a third centimeters. At that width the pencil work is genuinely part of the difficulty, so these sheets suit a child who has already stopped needing to rest their whole hand on the page to draw a straight line.

The way through runs 83 squares and turns 53 times, with 14 dead ends branching off it. The grid is carved so that exactly one route connects the start to the finish: no loops, no second way round, and no corner walled off from the rest. Every square can be reached, and a child who follows the route carefully will always get there.