🐝 Bee and Flower
Help the bee fly to the flower
12 printable mazes with a busy bee buzzing to a flower for nectar. Numbers 1 to 4 are the easiest; the last few are the trickiest.
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Puzzle guide
About bee and flower mazes
What they are
Bee and Flower mazes guide a busy bee through a honeycomb of corridors to a bright flower full of nectar. Twelve puzzles rise from simple small grids to a large hard maze, and the theme ties in neatly with lessons on pollination and gardens.
How to play
Fly the bee from Start to the flower at Finish by drawing through open corridors. Walls are like closed petals: the bee must go round them, never through.
Tips
Use the bee's buzzing as a cue: children buzz along the path and stop buzzing at dead ends. For older solvers, discuss how real bees find flowers using smell and colour.
Who they suit
These suit children aged three to eight, science lessons on insects and plants, and summer activity packs. Nature clubs and garden centres also use them for family events.
Printing
Print one per page with the Kids version, then let children colour the flower once they reach it. Answer sheets for the bee mazes print separately.
Good to know
Bee and Flower maze questions
Finished the maze?
Try a easy riddle
Mazes and riddles both reward patience and spotting the way through. Here are a few easy riddles with answers.