
Escape the Maze!
Find the way out. Follow the path with your eyes first, then with your pencil.
Build focus, coordination and fine motor skills with 56+ playful activities. Mazes, pixel art, mystery grids, mirror drawing and more, all in one full-color paperback.
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Every page is a small brain workout that feels like play. Kids follow lines with their eyes, then use a pencil to draw, copy and color.

Find the way out. Follow the path with your eyes first, then with your pencil.

Follow the number code and color the squares to reveal a hidden picture.

Follow arrow codes on the grid. Can you guess the picture before you finish?

Finish the other half so it matches perfectly.

Copy the shapes into the matching squares, then add color.

A bonus game: tap each circle with the finger that matches its number.
Also inside: a progress tracker, a Brain Master certificate, and pages to make your own pixel art and maze.
Each level has three rounds. See how the same maze game changes from page to page: the paths get longer, the turns get tighter and the picture gets bigger.
Short, friendly puzzles to build confidence.

Longer paths, bigger grids and more steps.

Tricky mazes, detailed pictures and a real challenge.

Visual tracking is how the eyes follow a line, a path or a row of letters. Kids lean on it all day: reading from left to right, copying a sentence from the board, finding the next problem on a worksheet. It is a skill that gets better with easy, repeated practice, and puzzles are a friendly way to do it.
In this workbook the eyes lead and the pencil follows. Kids trace paths through mazes, follow arrow codes across a grid, copy shapes square by square and finish mirror pictures. That mix gives hand-eye coordination and pencil control a workout too, without feeling like homework.
Simple, playful practice for growing minds.
It is made for kids ages 7 to 10. Level 1 is a gentle start, and Level 3 is a real challenge, so kids can grow with it.
Most pages take 5 to 15 minutes. One or two pages a day is a good rhythm for homework time, quiet time or a rainy afternoon.
A pencil and some colored pencils or crayons. No screens and no printing: it is a real paperback.
Yes. Answer pages are at the back so kids and parents can check the work together.
It is how the eyes follow a line, a path or a row of symbols. Kids use it every day when they read line by line, copy from the board or find their place on a page. This workbook turns that practice into mazes, grids and drawing games.
Both. Teachers and parents use pages like these as warm-ups, early-finisher activities, travel games and quiet-time work.
8.5 × 11 inches, 72 pages, full color interior.
GUIDEWING Kids makes activity books that help kids practice focus, coordination, reading and writing skills.
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