Math Maze

Use a math maze to make learning addition problems fun.

I was never a fan of math in general when I was in school and I don't know many children that like math today.

My son is no different. He does, however, love mazes. Addition + Mazes = One way to get my son to practice his addition facts.

Check out the worksheets below. Once your child has answered all of the problems, he/she can use the answers to create a path through the maze. Each paper has its own little story maze.

Math Maze:Addition Worksheets

Just click on one of the pictures below to download your maze then print it out.

Each maze has a short story on it (help A get to B) with instructions on how to complete the maze. For example, in the first maze your child needs to circle all of the odd numbered answers to create a path.

Paths can move up and down, left and right, or diagonally. I've included an answer key below too if you need help.

Update: A visitor pointed out that I spelled 'thief' wrong in the second worksheet. Thank you much to her for pointing it out. If you ever see a mistake, please don't hesitate to let me know so I can fix it as soon as possible.