Each small grid has a START square and a picture to reach. Children follow printed arrows, or write their own ↑ ↓ ← → sequence.
This is unplugged coding: sequencing and direction on paper. It is not a programming language and not a maze.
Follow or write arrows to reach the picture.
Move one square at a time: ↑ up ↓ down ← left → right. Do not go through a blocked square.
1. Follow the arrows. Trace the path from START to the Apple.
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S START ■ blocked
2. Follow the arrows. Trace the path from START to the Key.
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S START ■ blocked
3. Follow the arrows. Trace the path from START to the Bell.
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S START ■ blocked
4. Follow the arrows. Trace the path from START to the Flag.
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S START ■ blocked
A printable arrow-grid generator for ages 5–7. Every sheet builds fresh routes first, then adds a few blocked squares off the path. Write tasks ask for one way to the picture, because another route may also work.
Skills practiced
Print tip: One A4 page. Blocked squares are a solid mark so they stay clear in grayscale. Answers are never printed.