Math Maze Generator

Create printable math mazes that turn arithmetic into a path puzzle.

Choose a topic, difficulty, and maze size, then export A4-ready worksheets with optional answer keys.

Math maze options

Choose the topic, difficulty, and maze size. Each worksheet prints a single maze with an optional answer key.

Grade presetTopicRangeDifficultyMaze sizeNumber of worksheets

Include answer keyLarge font option

Generated a fresh maze.

Each maze places questions along the correct path. Solve the math to choose the right direction.

Preview

This preview shows the maze layout and question placement. The PDF matches the A4 output.

How it works

Each maze hides a single correct path from Start to Finish.
Solve each question to follow the correct answer label.
Answer keys include the path to make grading quick.

What you’ll get

Each worksheet prints a maze with questions placed along the correct path. The answer key highlights the full solution route for quick checking.

About math mazes

Math mazes combine arithmetic practice with problem solving. Students solve a question at each junction to follow the correct route through the maze.

Choose addition, subtraction, multiplication, or mixed topics, then print worksheets that feel like a game while reinforcing accuracy and number sense.

A quick note

Worksheets are generated in your browser and can vary slightly based on settings. Printing results depend on your printer and margins.

How it works

The generator builds a maze with a single correct route. It places math questions on that route and distractors on the other paths. Solving each question points students toward the next correct turn.

What you can choose

Topic (addition, subtraction, multiplication, mixed)
Difficulty and number ranges
Number of worksheets per PDF
Answer key toggle

What you can print

Maze worksheet pages
Optional solutions page
Print‑ready PDF layout
Consistent spacing for easy grading

Try this quick example

Choose addition and Easy difficulty.
Generate 6–10 worksheets for a class set.
Turn on the answer key for quick checking.
Print at 100% scale for consistent layout.

Tips for better mazes

Start with easy sets until students understand the maze rules.
Use mixed operations for review weeks or test prep.
Print a single page first to confirm margins and readability.

Limits to keep in mind

Very large number ranges can make questions harder to read quickly. If students are getting stuck, reduce the range or switch to a single operation for clarity.

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