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Free Printable Easter Mazes

Hop into spring with a maze inside the Easter bunny, a fluffy chick, a carrot and a lamb. They make a quiet break between the egg hunt and the chocolate.

The bunny and the chick are easy for little ones; the bonnet and the robin take older kids a while. Print in color or in black and white, with the answer key on page 2.

Print the whole collection

Every maze in one PDF, with the answer keys at the back.

Pick a maze

Great for

  • Easter baskets: roll a page with a crayon
  • Spring break and the week before the holiday
  • Sunday school and church activity tables
  • A calm start to the egg hunt morning

Printing tips

  • Print at 100% on US Letter, or choose "Fit to page" for A4.
  • The black and white PDFs save ink and photocopy cleanly.
  • Slip a page into a sheet protector and solve it with a dry-erase marker, again and again.

Questions

Which Easter maze is the easiest?

The Easter bunny and the chick (easy, ages 4 to 6). The bonnet and the robin are the hardest (ages 8 to 12).

Can I use them at Sunday school?

Yes. They are free for personal and classroom use, groups included, as long as they are not sold.

Is there a black and white version?

Yes, every maze has one, made for home printers.

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Make your own easter maze pages

These pages were made in Zigzaggle Studio. Make your own in minutes: pick a shape, a word or a picture, choose the level, and download a print-ready page with its answer key.

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