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Seasonal Maze Pack

Five shaped mazes in one pack. Tree, pumpkin, egg, heart and turkey.

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All five (seasonal pack) at scale 3 on A4.

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Sample seasonal maze

Mini bitmap silhouette — your PDF prints one page per shape at scale 3.

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What this tool does

Five shaped mazes, one page each: a Christmas tree, a pumpkin, an Easter egg, a heart and a turkey. Print the whole pack or pick one shape, at four levels of detail.

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Five shapes, five occasions

Each maze is carved inside its own silhouette rather than a square grid. A Christmas tree. A pumpkin for Halloween. An Easter egg, a heart for Valentine's Day, and a turkey for Thanksgiving.

Print all five as one PDF, or pick a single shape.

The pack, or one shape

Choose "All five" and you get a five-page pack in one download. That is the version worth printing once in September and filing.

Picking one shape gives a single page, which is what you actually want in the week before the occasion. The distinction matters more than it sounds — nobody wants to hand out a Christmas tree in October because it happened to be in the same file as the pumpkin.

Detail level

The scale setting, 2 to 5, controls how many maze cells each unit of the silhouette becomes.

At 2 the shape is unmistakable and the maze inside it is short. Good for a four-year-old, good for a party bag. At 5 the same tree holds several times as many cells, the solve runs long, and the outline turns fine.

Generate one shape at 2 and again at 5 before printing thirty. They look like different products.

Why a shaped maze beats a themed one

Plenty of seasonal printables are a square maze with a picture of a pumpkin in the corner. This is not that.

The corridors themselves make the shape, so the puzzle and the picture are the same object. That is a small difference on paper and a large one to a child, because the thing they are solving is the pumpkin rather than a maze that has been decorated.

Solutions are off by default

Deliberate, because these get printed in stacks for parties and classrooms, and an answer page stapled behind each maze does not survive contact with the children it was printed for.

Turn it on and the solutions print as a matching stack at the end, so you can pull the back half off and keep it.

Planning ahead

Print the whole pack in September and you have Halloween, Christmas, Valentine's Day and Easter covered, plus Thanksgiving if you mark it. That is four or five occasions where somebody would otherwise be searching for a printable at short notice.

Seeds reproduce an exact set, so a pack you liked can be printed again next year identically. Print at 100% on A4 or US Letter.

FAQs

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How does the seasonal pack work?

Generate the maze, print it, then refresh the preview and generate again to get a fresh maze for each season. Pair them with your own seasonal art.

Why are the mazes the same difficulty?

A consistent grid size keeps the four pages feeling like one printable pack. Adjust the grid size or difficulty in the settings to suit your classroom.

Can I print solutions?

Yes. Toggle the solution page on for each maze you generate.

Is it suitable for a classroom?

Yes. The grid size and wide path make this an easy print-and-hand-out activity.

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