Printable resource collection · Updated November 3, 2026
Pick a maze if your child enjoys finding a route, or a spot-the-difference task if comparing details is a better fit. The available packs here have holiday themes. You can use them for a short home activity at another time of year if the theme suits your family.
What’s included: 3 downloadable worksheet and activity packs, each linked below. The number counts separate resources, not individual PDF pages. Families choosing printable mazes and visual puzzles for quiet time at home.
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| Printable resource | Practice | Listed grades |
|---|---|---|
| St. Patrick's Day Mazes | 3 Puzzle Printables for Kids | Find a route | Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade |
| Christmas Maze Activity Set - Holiday Problem Solving Worksheets | Find a route | Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade |
| Christmas Spot the Difference Activity Pack - Holiday Visual Puzzles | Compare the details | Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade |
Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade
Choose one St. Patrick’s Day maze and point out the start and finish together. Let your child trace a possible route with a finger before committing to pencil.
Before you print: This product contains three separately listed puzzle files. Count it as one resource pack, not three different products.
Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade
Use one Christmas maze at a time. Pause at a junction and ask which route the child wants to try, then let them backtrack if the path ends.
Before you print: Preview the maze before choosing it. Offer a larger writing tool or finger tracing if pencil control makes the puzzle frustrating.
Preschool, Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade
Work through the Christmas spot-the-difference activity in small sections. Compare the same area of each picture and mark one difference before looking for another.
Before you print: Explain what counts as a difference using a visible example. Check the actual file for instructions and any supplied solutions; an answer key is not assumed.
Open the preview and read the directions before downloading. Print only the pages you plan to use, check your printer’s preview for clipped edges, and use color when a task depends on identifying colors. Have pencils ready; cut-and-paste tasks also need child-safe scissors, glue and adult supervision.
Start with one activity. Read the directions together, model a single example, then let your child try. If reading, handwriting or cutting gets in the way of the main task, read aloud, take dictation or prepare the pieces first.
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No. This collection contains 3 separate resource packs. A pack may include more than one activity or file. Check its product page for the contents before printing.
Use the listed grades as a starting point and preview the actual task. Match the reading, number and motor demands to your child’s current skills. A supported activity can look different from independent practice.