My Son Likes Mazes

My 4 year old likes mazes a lot.  I'm making him a folder full of fun, mostly mazes, like the Mad Libs Travel Folder I made this summer.  I started searching for printable mazes and found mazes on Woo! Jr. but they're on the difficult side for a preschooler.  In a September post Wendy said she takes requests so I asked her if it was possible to create some little kid mazes.  She responded quickly and posted 9 awesome easy kids mazes in no time!  They are are just what I wanted and I know my son will enjoy them!  Thanks Wendy!  
*maze image from Microsoft Clip Art

A few more sites that have printable mazes:
DLTK Mazes
Busy Bee Kids Printable Mazes
Mr Printables Printable Mazes (via Pinterest)

Kaboose Animal Mazes
All Kids Network Printable Mazes for Kids
Lakeshore Learning Alphabet Mazes (under Language Arts category)

Woo! Jr. is THE Place for Printables

Woo! Jr. is an awesome site for all things kid!!  Printables to make them happy, awesome coloring pages, and activities to keep them busy.  Looking for 4th of July and summer ideas?  You can find fun by topic-- holidays and seasons!  The Woo! Jr. family: Animal Jr., Cartoon Jr., Classroom Jr., Craft Jr., Fantasy Jr., and Space Jr.!

Mad Libs Travel Folder

This idea to make a Mad Libs Travel Folder for fun stories in the car came about because of a cool gift my daughter received for Christmas--  Cranium Silly Stories.

image of a Cranium Silly Story
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A Mad Libs Travel Folder is really simple to make!  Buy a cheap/slim 3 ring binder, dry erase markers, sheet protectors, and print out some free mad libs!!  The dry erase markers I bought (under $3 at Walmart) have an eraser top.  I used Scholastic and Garden of Praise to make a parts of speech cheat sheet for the inside front of the folder. For younger school-age kids, like my 7 year old, this is a fun way to sneak in learning this SUMMER while traveling!

**I like the free printable mad libs from Woo Jr. and Teachnology because the spaces for writing in the words are large. Mad Glibs is another free resource and great for older kids.