Activity Book For 6-7 Year Olds

Honestly, most activity books for 6 and 7 year olds feel like they were thrown together — the same ten mazes, a couple of word searches, and loads of coloring pages to pad out the page count. This workbook is different.

The Activity Book For 6-7 Year Olds has 80 pages of puzzles that actually line up with what kids are learning in first and second grade, without it feeling like extra homework. These are real learning activities disguised as fun.

What’s inside

25 mazes that take more than 30 seconds to solve. Not just the usual rectangles — we’ve got circular ones, hexagonal ones, and some properly tricky designs that’ll keep them quiet for ages.

Then there’s the maths. Addition and subtraction with picture sums, putting numbers in order from smallest to biggest, using >, <, and = signs correctly, counting by 3s, counting down from 30, and a number path all the way from 1 to 100.

One thing you won’t find in most puzzle books for this age: telling the time. Two dedicated pages where kids match analog clock faces to written times and draw the hands themselves. Genuinely useful skill.

4x4 Sudoku for beginners. Proper logic puzzles that teach deductive thinking without overwhelming a 6 year old. The right stepping stone before they tackle the bigger grids.

There are 11 word games in total. Themed word searches (Farm Animals, Camping, Winter, Family, Vegetables, Birds), a “Secret Word” crossword, word scrambles, and a few read-and-match pages.

Spot the Difference scenes with 8 to 9 differences each — not the usual 5 you see everywhere. Real observation training, not lazy “find the missing flower” stuff.

Connect the dots (up to 60+), grid-copying to practice proportions, a step-by-step koala drawing guide, plus “odd one out” and “find the twins” challenges for when they want something lighter.

Why parents come back

Answer key at the back. Your child can check their own work without asking you every five minutes.

The maths, telling time, and word work line up with what kids learn in first and second grade, so it’s educational practice that counts at school.

Large 8.5" x 11" pages with plenty of room for small hands. Works with pencils, pens, or felt-tips.

Instructions are clear enough that most kids can work through the puzzle book independently. Genuine independent play — not the kind where you’re still hovering over their shoulder.

Works as a travel activity book for long car journeys, a rainy school break boredom-buster, or one of those quiet time activities that lets you drink your coffee while it’s still warm.

Good as a gift for

6th or 7th birthday presents, Christmas stocking stuffers, winter and summer break activity packs, and those moments when they’ve finished their reading and want something else to do.

If your 6 year old would rather solve a tricky maze than stare at a screen, this one’s worth a look. Available on Amazon.