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Maze of the Week #152 is a Turkey maze to celebrate Thanksgiving.
Here was my preview image.
Here is the first version of the maze.
And the alternative color version.
Downloads are available in the comic book style maze section. Come back tomorrow to see what the comic book cover looks like !
Next weeks Maze Preview:
Let’s take a look at a collection of the favorite Holiday Mazes I have ever made. You can find these spread out around the site, mostly in the monthly reviews of the daily mazes, but I thought it would be nice to pull a variety of them together. The nice part about this collection is the large mix of maze types beyond the standard maze like arrow mazes, and weaving mazes. There is also a large range of difficulty levels from Kids to Difficult. You probably won’t be surprised that a lot of them are Christmas Mazes. For a larger selection of just Christmas Mazes, mostly for kids, click here !! Or Halloween Mazes.
Let’s go in order of the months. January means MLK Day and while this isn’t the most creative maze I have ever done I think that this Dream Maze works for the day.
MLK Dream Maze
February is about President’s Day and Valentine’s Day and I have both covered here. I can only take credit for the maze part of the Abraham Lincoln Maze since the artwork came from here. The Coin mazes of Lincoln and George Washington were also used to celebrate their birthdays.
Abraham Lincoln Maze
US Penny Maze
US Quarter Maze
And what better way to celebrate Valentine’s Day than with this Heart Maze. I also made a broken heart depending on your situation for the day, but let’s ignore that one. You can find that one if you are interested on the website.
Heart Maze
March is all about St Patrick’s Day and sometimes an Early Easter. I went with a 4 Leaf Clover Maze to celebrate it and a Leprechaun Hat Maze. Hopefully these can bring you some luck and maybe even a pot of gold !
4 Leaf Clover
Leprechaun Hat Maze
April starts with April Fool’s Day which means some bad mazes from me. You can find them on the site but none are worthy for inclusion here (they are unsolvable). But April also has Earth Day and typically has Easter also. I included the Easter Egg Maze and Rabbit Maze.
Easter Eggs Maze
Rabbit Maze
Earth Maze
May brings Mother’s Day and Memorial Day in the US. I made a printable Mothers Day Card Maze to tell mother’s how amazing they are. And a US Flag Maze for Memorial Day.
Mothers Day Card Maze
US Flag Maze
June brings Summer and Father’s Day. I liked the format of my Mothers Day card that I repeated for this Fathers Day Card Maze.
Father’s Day Card Maze
July in the US brings us Independence Day. That means fireworks with this unique Fireworks Maze, and of course you can recycle the Flag Maze above from Memorial Day.
Fireworks Maze
October brings us cold weather and Halloween. Two of my favorite mazes for the holiday are my Jack O Lantern Maze and Candy Corn Maze. You can also find other candy mazes on the website if you are interested.
Jack o Lantern Maze
Candy Corn Maze
November brings us Election Day, Veteran’s Day and the best food holiday in the world, Thanksgiving. For Election Day I went with a Vote Pin Maze. I went with a simple Flag/Thank You Maze for Vet’s Day, but also added in a Fighter Jet Maze and a Submarine Maze for those military branches. For Thanksgiving I have a Pilgrim’s Hat Maze. You can also find some food mazes on the site that would fit here also. I suggest some of the pies.
Vote Pin Maze
Veteran’s Day Maze
Fighter Jet Maze
Submarine Maze
Pilgrim Hat Maze
December gives us Christmas, New Year’s, Chanukah and Festivus. I have each of them covered. Let’s start with a Menorah Maze for Chanukah. As for the airing of grievances, the traditional Festivus Pole Maze.
Menorah Maze
Festivus Maze
And now we get into the bulk of the Christmas Mazes. Lots of variety in types. In no particular order a Christmas Stocking Maze, Presents Maze and Santa’s Hat Maze. The group of presents is a bit harder than the others. If I was guessing the large flat green box is a tv and the gradient wrapped box in front is a pair of shoes. If there’s one thing was always in my stocking it was candy canes, like this Candy Cane Maze.
Christmas Stocking Maze
Christmas Presents Maze
Santa Hat Maze
Candy Cane Maze
How about a cartoon like version of Santa Claus in the Santa Claus Maze where you need to make your way through Santa’s beard to solve it !
Santa Maze
And the flower of the season is definitely the poinsettia. Always nice to see these decorating storefronts and homes during the holidays. This Poinsettia Maze is a bit harder than it looks !
Poinsettia Maze
And I must be hungry because this Christmas Cookies Maze makes me walk over to the pantry and look for a snack…be right back. There are other cookie mazes on the site but these are the only specific holiday ones.
Christmas Cookies Maze
Now let’s look at some Holiday Arrow Mazes. I made a few, but here are my 3 favorite, a Christmas Tree Arrow Maze, a Christmas Stocking Arrow Maze and Santa’s Hat Arrow Maze.
Christmas Tree Arrow Maze
Christmas Stocking Arrow Maze
Santa’s Hat Arrow Maze
I also experimented with Holiday Weaving Mazes. Here are my 3 favorite, the Ornament Maze, Stocking Maze and Christmas Tree Maze.
Ornament Weaving Maze
Stocking Weaving Maze
Christmas Tree Weaving Maze
There are even more Holiday mazes, a whole month of them (including most of these). And every year for New Year’s Eve and New Years Day I make a New “Year” Maze. Below I used coloring to make a combined 2020 / 2021 Maze.
Did you find what you were looking for ? If not, or if you have an idea for a maze, send me a request/idea !
