| Meest bekeken - Medium Mazes |
James First Computer Maze960 x bekekenThis printable maze took hours by James with a Microsoft paint program constructed starting with a grid. Dad helped his 6 year old kid giving him the grid, cleaning up mistakes, and adding the start and finish.
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Free printable maze 916 x bekekenClick the maze for a full size view and right click to print on standard 8 1/2 x 11 inch paper.
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Free printable rectangular maze704 x bekekenFree rectangle shaped printable maze
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Large Maze613 x bekekenLarge mazes take longer to make including this fun maze the 16th by Kelsi.
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James Maze Eight576 x bekekenTwist your way to the finish on this fairly easy maze. Third maze by James with out a mistake - Super!
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James Brands Word Maze501 x bekekenThe words James Brands were originally drawn on the path from start to finish
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James Maze Two478 x bekekenPrintable maze two
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James Maze Five470 x bekekenNice job on maze five James. This is the second maze James made completely by himself with Dad fixing only a few minor mistakes.
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James Maze Seven464 x bekekenJames maze seven has a hard twist. His second maze with no mistakes found - Excellent work!
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James Maze Six454 x bekekenThis is the first maze done by James completely by himself with no mistakes. Great job!
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James Maze Three414 x bekekenMaze number three Dad finished for James while he was playing with his friend Connor after school.
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Large Mean Maze by Kelsi289 x bekekenKelsi wanted to make a maze from this large grid where the grid is 58 rows tall and 41 rows wide so 2,378 squares to fill in. Kelsi converted the 2,378 squares into this large maze working diligently at it for several days. Mean maze because if you go down the wrong trail you will keep on going and going but just call it the second place finish line.
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