My First Mazes & Dot-to-Dot

One hundred puzzles. Three games. One ladder.

This is a first puzzle book that actually behaves like one: it starts where a three-year-old is and grows with them. Three games your child already understands — mazes, dot-to-dots, and count-and-finds — sorted into levels that climb from big and chunky to genuinely tricky.

• 50 mazes in every shape we could dream up — chases with animal friends drawn on the page, mazes hiding inside pictures (a house, a big bus, a castle tower, a treasure chest, a birthday present), mazes shaped like stars, hearts, rockets, unicorns, cats and octopuses, round mazes, a spider web, a snail shell, a soccer ball — and at the very end, mazes on top of 3-D blocks plus two Star Hunts that ask your child to count the stars along the correct path — help the puppy find the bone, the rocket catch the comet, the camper find her lost puppy. No two chases repeat.
• 30 dot-to-dots, 30 DIFFERENT pictures — no repeats, from 10 dots up again at 18–20. The same sailboat, harder every time.
• 20 count-and-find scenes with write-in answer boxes and big, colorable art
• Level 1 → Level 2 → Level 3 → Champion Round — the difficulty ladder is the book
• A Puzzle Path progress page: color a star for every finished section
• Every answer in the back — all 40 maze solutions plus every count
• A Certificate of Puzzle Master to earn on the last page

For ages 3–6, in a big 8.5 × 8.5 inch format. A pencil-and-crayon book: both sides of every page are real puzzles — no filler, no blank padding.

From KidsColorWorks — preschool books that work the way young hands do.