Free Phonics Maze Maker to make printable phonics classroom games with 6, 9, or 12 images or content areas for text. You can add images to the content boxes and students will name the images and write the words below the maze in the order they come across them.

If you use the text option, you can enter words for students to read and write below or questions for the to read and answer below. (There are more examples and ideas listed below.)

Make Mazes with with Content Squares

When the maker opens you can choose: 'with text only' or 'with images'
- You can then choose to make a maze with 6, 9, or 12 content squares
- You can control the size of the maze paths (small, medium, and large.) Use the larger paths for smaller children to make the worksheet easier.
- You can edit the font face and font size as well. There is a section for making these selections just before the 'make it' button

If you are making mazes with images, you can choose your image category from the user interface. There are 5 categories for Fun Fonix images.

Ideas for Using This Worksheet: The content squares can be used in a variety of different ways:

- Use images and the students will name the words and write the images below the maze or on a separate piece of paper. They should write the words in the order that they come across them in the maze.

- Write questions (for the 6 and 9 square versions) and the students should answer questions 1 with the content from the first content box in the maze. Then continue to question 2 and content box two.

- Write text in the content boxes and students can read the words and draw pictures below the maze of each of the content boxes as they come across them.

- Write text in the content boxes and students can read the words and then write a sentence using the word below the mazes board.

You may need to adjust your top or bottom margins if you are making mazes with 9 options. You should also use the smallest font (10.5) or it may not fit on one page. Most browsers will bring up a print preview window. You can reduce the margins or reduce the scale to fit on one page.

This maze maker is courtesy of Tools for Educators, one of my other sites in the MES network. If you'd like to make mazes with other images, just visit the maze maker at Tools for Educators. There are 60+ vocabulary groupings with 1000s of images to choose from.