School Zone Big Mazes & More Workbook: 320 Pages, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, Learning Activities, Math, Maze Puzzles, Games, Color By Numbers, Ages 6 to 8

I bought this for my 5-year-old Pre-K nephew. It is a big book and it is awesome that it is full color. He loves to do mazes and my brother told me he spent a lot of time today doing the mazes and making up stories to go with each maze. While there are other activities, the book is mainly mazes. I will be looking for other options from this publisher for my nephew.

Bought this maze book & gave it to my 5 year old for Christmas. She loved it! She began working on it right away and could barely put it down when at home. She finished the entire book of mazes in less than a month and they were all correct (or she self corrected when she went outside the lines). I was shocked! I mean, I know she’s incredibly smart, but wow she did it all on her own. It brought a tear to my eyes to see her little mind developing so much! Kept her entertained without asking for screen time/tv and it helped her regulate. Focusing on the mazes helped her naturally find a place of calm. 100% recommend this book for any young child! So fun!

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I bought this for my nephew he loves doing mazes. And this was perfect and alittle challenging for him !

My son is in the 2nd grade and LOVES mazes. This is a cute book that offers a few fun extra things to do. My son got this for Easter and completed almost the whole book within a month. We did about two mazes a day, sometimes more. There is a lot to this book but my son did complain that the mazes were too easy. He would flip through randomly and just with his eyes, figure out the end. Maybe I should have gone a grade or two up considering I know how much he loves mazes, but I thought this would be good. In fairness the description does say 6-8 so I probably should have gone up.

This is a great maze book...and it seems to be the only one of its size and kind! Every page is in full-color. Of the 320 pages, there are 261 MAZES!!! It's rated 6-8 yrs old, but my 4.5 year old is a maze-aficionado and can do these on his own. He has almost 100 of the mazes done in 1 day between quiet time and bedtime hours; don't get me wrong, they're not preschool easy...some adults would find them briefly challenging, but his mind is just good at stuff like this. The book starts with easier mazes and gradually gets harder toward the back. There are some "math activities" and other things in this book, but I didn't buy it for that. I bought it purely for the mazes. I wish they made more volumes of this brand! I'd highly recommend it. There's an answer key in the back if you get stumped on any of the pages.

My 4 yo son really likes this book and I would highly recommend it for anyone who likes mazes (young and old). The pages are big and colorful. Writing utensil optional (my son likes to use his finger which is great because we can use this again and again). I like that each maze has a theme and brief directions. There are also a few additional activities such as hangman, math grid connect-the-dots, color-by-number, etc. Solutions are listed in color in the back of the book. These mazes are unique and the bright pictures and cute themes maintain interest. This is much better than any other maze book we have. I would recommend a pencil, crayon or finger (not pen or marker) as I'd imagine there could be some bleed through. If you'd like to use marjer/pen, you could simply make a color copy of the maze. We ordered another maze book with a maze every other page (blackout pages between) and while my son likes those okay, the mazes don't have a description/theme, aren't in color, far fewer mazes and not as creative/fun.

My 6 year old son loves mazes and previously we'd bought Brain Games for Kids: Mazes, which last him less than a week. This one has been much longer lived. It's full color, which makes it more engaging, and has a wider variety of mazes and maze variations in it. Some of them are arrows, so you have to work through the maze by figuring out which arrows to follow. There are also mosaics to color, which are really fun because you have no idea what the image will be (though the color matching for the printer meant some of the colors were off). It's also about twice the size of Brain Games for kids: Mazes but the same cost. The only thing that i didn't love was that it's not spiral bound like the Brain Games book, but I think the extra pages are worth it, and it would only be an issue if you were on an airplane or something.