Free Space Maze Printable for Kids Ages 6–8

Rina is floating inside a damaged space station, and the power core needs help! This maze adds a sequencing challenge: visit the wrench and battery station in the right order while staying out of every damaged zone. When the rescue is complete, the station’s robots, planets, control panels and views of Earth are ready to color.

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Rina’s Zero-Gravity Rescue

Rina floating at the start of a space-station maze with a wrench, battery station, damaged zones and power core

One mission, a whole station to explore

A black-and-white maze and coloring page for ages 6–8. Use it for a space-themed learning day, a quiet afternoon or a classroom early-finisher challenge.

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How to play

1
Print and plan
The PDF has two US Letter pages. Give page 1 to your learner and keep page 2 aside. Print with “Fit to page.” Find Start, the wrench, BATTERY STATION and POWER CORE together before tracing.
2
Follow the rescue sequence
Begin at Start. Trace through the wrench room, then the battery station, and finish at the power core. Stay inside the corridors and never enter a DAMAGED ZONE. Try a finger first, then a pencil.
3
Check, then color
Compare the route with the separate dashed answer key. Then bring the space station to life with crayons or colored pencils.

Grown-up answer key

Keep the solution tucked away until your learner is ready to check.

Reveal the rescue route and answer-key page

START → wrench → BATTERY STATION → POWER CORE. The dashed route avoids the damaged zones. Both required stops are on the route; the answer key uses the same maze walls and artwork as the activity.