Free printable mazes
Free Printable Labyrinths
A labyrinth is the oldest kind of maze: one path that winds back and forth to the center, with no dead ends and no wrong turns. Tracing it slowly with a finger or a pencil is calming for kids and grown-ups alike.
Start with the three-circuit labyrinth, then try the classic seven-circuit design people have drawn for thousands of years. Every page prints in color or in black and white, and page 2 shows the path.
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Every maze in one PDF, with the answer keys at the back.
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Great for
- Calm-down corners and mindful moments
- Finger tracing before a test or at bedtime
- History lessons on ancient Crete and Greek myths
- Quiet time for teens and adults
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
What is the difference between a maze and a labyrinth?
A maze has choices and dead ends. A labyrinth has one path only: you cannot get lost, you just follow it all the way to the center.
What is a finger labyrinth?
A labyrinth you trace with a finger instead of walking it. Many people use one to slow down and breathe.
Is page 2 an answer key?
For a labyrinth it shows the one path, drawn from the entrance to the center, so you can see how it winds.
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