How to play the mazes

Playing

1. Tap “Play now”. The first maze suits your child’s age; to change the age or level, open “Options”.
2. Put a finger, the mouse or a pen on the character and drag it along the path to the goal.
3. Walls always stop the line. If you slip, go back to the end of the line to carry on, or drag backwards to undo.
4. Stuck? Tap “Hint” to see the next few steps, or open “Options” and choose “Show answer”.

On a computer you can also move with the arrow keys or W, A, S, D.

Play now

Levels by age

Higher levels have longer paths, more turns and more dead ends. Each age has a few levels to choose from; the level in bold is the default.

Ages 3–4

• Very easy (5×5 squares)
• Easy (7×7 squares)

Ages 5–6

• Easy (7×7 squares)
• Medium (7×10 squares)
• Hard (10×14 squares)

Ages 7–9

• Medium (7×10 squares)
• Hard (10×14 squares)
• Very hard (13×18 squares)

Ages 10–12

• Hard (10×14 squares)
• Very hard (13×18 squares)
• Challenge (30×30 squares)

Maze buddies

Every maze has its own character and goal, picked at random for each maze.

• Bunny and carrot
• Car goes home
• Astronaut and rocket
• Bee and flower
• Dot and star

Racing friends

1. Tap “Race your friends”, type your child’s name and tap “Create race”.
2. Tap “Send invite link” and send the link in a message. Each friend opens the link, types a name and taps “Start”.
3. The fastest to the goal tops the leaderboard. Tap “Send result” so the whole group can see.

Race your friends

Printing worksheets

1. Open the Print page and choose a level and how many mazes you want (up to 20). Every sheet is a different maze at the same level.
2. Tap “Print all” to print the whole set, or download everything as one PDF file or one pack of PNG images.
3. When printing, choose A4 paper at 100% scale. The answer pages come last and show each sheet’s number and maze code.

Print maze worksheets

Frequently asked questions