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Medium Hexagon Maze #3

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A medium hexagon maze with more branches and dead ends. Each cell in a hexagon maze has up to six doors instead of four, so paths can turn at more angles than in a square maze. Start at the top, finish at the bottom, and watch for branches that double back.. There is exactly one route, 71 cells long. Print the PDF and solve it with a pencil, then tap "Show solution" or print page 2 to check.

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For teachers and parents

What it practises
Planning a route, pencil control, sticking with a problem
How to use it
Trace the path with a finger first, then with a pencil. Children check their own work with "Show solution" on screen or a printed answer key.
Time
About 10–15 minutes

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Printing tips

  • Choose "Fit to page" in the print dialog so nothing gets cut off.
  • Heavier paper stops markers bleeding through; put a scrap sheet underneath.
  • Print one blank copy per child so siblings or classmates can work on the same page.