Probably not but you better pack a lunch because this one might take you a while! Enjoy this super-hard maze and note, the second page of the PDF is the solution so try not to peek!
Solving mazes is a great addition to a child’s extracurricular learning activities. Aside from the obvious benefits of problem solving and fine motor control, mazes require a child to visually scan ahead while keeping their place. This type of scanning is used in both reading and writing and can benefit greatly from a little extra practice.
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