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Blank self-checking maze grid
Two empty maze grids, one of squares and one of hexagons, with Start and Finish marked and lines in every box for an answer and the next question. It is for teachers who like to write a maze by hand, or who want a blank for students to make one for each other.
Last updated 21 October 2026. Made by the Answerpath team.
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What is on the page
- Page 1: a 5 by 5 grid of squares, with Start in the top left corner and Finish in the bottom right, a line for the answer at the top of each box and two lines for the question under it.
- Page 2: the same on a 5 by 5 grid of hexagons, where each box touches six others.
- Both grids carry the student instructions, a name and date line, and the rule under the maze: go back one square (one cell on the hexagons) if your answer is not next to you.
- Page 3, for the teacher: a 20 row table from Start to Finish to plan the path box by box, with what each box shows, what it asks and the wrong answers for the boxes beside it.
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