5 Spooky Halloween Mazes for Ages 4-6

Get ready for some spooky maze fun! This free printable pack includes 5 easy 8×8 Halloween mazes featuring ghosts, witches, pumpkins, bats, and other festive characters.

Designed for kids ages 4–6, these mazes are perfect for quiet time, classroom activities, Halloween parties, or screen-free fun at home. The pack is formatted for A4 printing and includes an answer key.

On Halloween night, something strange happened in Spooky Hollow. The moon was shining, the pumpkins were glowing, and everyone was getting ready for the Halloween parade. But five little friends had gotten themselves into five very twisty problems.

Could you help them find their way?

Boo the little ghost was supposed to meet his mummy friend before the parade. But the mummy was hiding somewhere beyond a maze of winding paths. Can you help Boo find the right way?

Midnight the black cat spotted three glowing jack-o’-lanterns on the other side of the maze. He hurried toward them — and immediately got lost. Help Midnight reach the pumpkins before their candles go out!

Two friends put on their favorite witch hats for Halloween, but somehow ended up on opposite sides of a maze. They can almost see each other. Can you find the path that brings them back together?

A tiny bat is carrying one last magical ingredient for the witch’s bubbling cauldron. The potion won’t be ready without it. Help the bat find the cauldron in time.

Just when everyone thought the adventure was over, a little witch heard a very tiny...

“Boo!”

A ghost had been trapped inside a magic jar! Follow the maze and help the witch reach the jar so she can set the ghost free.

And when the last maze is solved, everyone finally makes it to the Halloween parade. 🎃

This printable pack includes 5 easy 8×8 mazes, each with a different Halloween character and a simple mission to complete. The mazes are designed for children ages 4–6, with wide paths and an easy difficulty level for younger maze solvers.

The PDF is formatted for A4 paper and includes an answer key, so parents and teachers can quickly check each maze.

Mazes give young children a chance to practice visual tracking, pencil control, planning, and simple problem-solving while playing. Instead of completing five unrelated puzzles, children can follow the characters through one little Halloween adventure.

You can also invite your child to tell you what happens next: Where are the pumpkins going? What is bubbling inside the cauldron? How did the ghost get inside the jar?

That turns a simple maze activity into a small storytelling game as well.

These pages work well as a quiet Halloween activity at home, an early-finisher activity in preschool or kindergarten, a Halloween party table activity, or simply a screen-free activity for a rainy October afternoon.

Print the whole pack or choose just one maze for a quick five-minute activity.

Print the mazes, grab a pencil, and help the five Halloween friends find their way.