Addition Math Mazes 0 to 20

Age 5-6Math5 activity pagesFree printable

Help your kindergarten and first-grade students master basic addition with these fun math mazes. Each page focuses on addition problems with sums up to 20, providing plenty of stacked vertical practice. They are a great way to build math confidence while having fun!

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Addition Math Mazes 0 to 20

Age 5-65 activity pages

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A gentle introduction to addition mazes to build early math confidence.

Math Maze — Trace the path, do the math!easy
Start at 8. The maze has several paths from START to END — find the one where, applying each math step you pass through, your final answer is 10.
START · 8
+5−4+3−2+1−5−4
END · 10

Keep practicing those basic addition facts with another fun and simple maze.

Math Maze — Trace the path, do the math!easy
Start at 8. The maze has several paths from START to END — find the one where, applying each math step you pass through, your final answer is 10.
START · 8
+5−4+3−2+1−5−4
END · 10

Step up the challenge slightly as your child navigates through more addition problems.

Math Maze — Trace the path, do the math!medium
Start at 8. The maze has several paths from START to END — find the one where, applying each math step you pass through, your final answer is 8.
START · 8
+5+5+1−4+5×2−2−2−3×2
END · 8

A great mid-level maze to reinforce addition skills and problem-solving.

Math Maze — Trace the path, do the math!medium
Start at 8. The maze has several paths from START to END — find the one where, applying each math step you pass through, your final answer is 8.
START · 8
+5+5+1−4+5×2−2−2−3×2
END · 8

A trickier maze to truly test those kindergarten and first-grade addition skills!

Math Maze — Trace the path, do the math!hard
Start at 1. The maze has several paths from START to END — find the one where, applying each math step you pass through, your final answer is 14.
START · 1
×2+5×3+4−4+3+1×3−1+4+3−4−2
END · 14

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