Free Printable Activity Sheets for Kids

Mazes, dot-to-dots, secret code jokes, sight word paths and picture puzzles for kindergarten to 2nd grade. Each one is a single page for one child and a pencil, with one right answer and the answer key on page 2. Good for early finishers, a quiet table or a rainy afternoon.

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MazesNumber PuzzlesWord PathsPicture Puzzles

Mazes

Three Ways In printable preview

Three Ways In

K–2

Three friends start at the top, but only one can reach the treat. Which one? Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Which Door? printable preview

Which Door?

K–2

Four doors into the maze. Only one leads to the treat in the middle. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Round Maze printable preview

Round Maze

K–2

A circle maze: find the way from the outside to the middle. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Hexagon Maze printable preview

Hexagon Maze

K–2

Every room has six sides, so there are more ways to go wrong. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Spaghetti Maze printable preview

Spaghetti Maze

K–2

Wiggly paths like noodles, with one way through. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Wavy Maze printable preview

Wavy Maze

K–2

A maze that has gone all wobbly. Follow the path to the end. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Tangled Lines printable preview

Tangled Lines

K–2

Follow each line from an animal to its treat and write the letter. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Dot-to-dots, number mazes and secret codes

Dot-to-Dot: Count by 1s printable preview

Dot-to-Dot: Count by 1s

K–2

Join the dots from 1 to make a picture, then color it in. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Skip Counting Maze: by 2s printable preview

Skip Counting Maze: by 2s

Grades 1–2

Count by 2s from Start to Finish. Wrong numbers lead to dead ends. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Secret Code Joke: Adding printable preview

Secret Code Joke: Adding

Grades 1–2

Solve the sums, find each answer in the code box and spell out the joke. Medium, with the answer key on page 2.

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Sight word and vowel paths

Follow the Word: and printable preview

Follow the Word: and

K–2

Step only on one sight word to get across the grid. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Hop on the Vowels printable preview

Hop on the Vowels

K–2

Hop only on the vowels A, E, I, O and U to get across. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Mirror images, draw the other half and patterns

Mirror Image: Heart printable preview

Mirror Image: Heart

K–2

Color the squares so both halves match, like a mirror. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Draw the Other Half printable preview

Draw the Other Half

K–2

Each picture is cut in half. Draw the missing half. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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Copy the Pattern printable preview

Copy the Pattern

K–2

Trace the pattern on the dots, then keep it going to the end of the row. Easy, with the answer key on page 2.

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About these activity sheets

Every sheet here is a puzzle a child can do alone. The mazes come in seven styles, from round and hexagon mazes to three friends racing for one way out, so the same skill never looks the same twice. Each maze has exactly one way through, checked when the sheet is made.

The number puzzles hide counting practice inside something fun: join the dots by 1s, 2s, 5s or 10s to find a picture, count through a number maze, or solve sums to crack a joke. The word paths do the same for reading: a child steps only on one sight word, or only on vowels, to get across.

The picture puzzles build careful looking: finish a picture so both halves match, draw the missing half of a teddy bear or a robot, and copy a dot pattern to the end of the row. Every sheet prints in black and white, and the pictures can be colored in afterwards.

Looking for more? Try the printable mazes, word searches, logic puzzles or the skip counting worksheets.