Two player mazes where both routes are the same length
One child starts at the left arrow, the other at the right, and both head for the star in the middle. The two routes are measured before the sheet is printed, so nobody loses because they were given the long way round.
Two children, two arrows, one star.
A two-player maze generator, printable as a PDF. Pick a corridor width and generate, then put the sheet between two children and start them together. The maze is grown outward from the star so that distance from the middle tracks distance across the paper, and the two entrances are then chosen from every pair on the two edges — the fairest pair wins. Over ninety sheets the gap between the two routes averages under a step. The answer key draws both routes, the second one dashed so the two can be told apart where they meet.
1 token a sheet, fewer in batches.
US Letter PDF — prints on any home printer.
Start
One player on the terracotta arrow, the other on the mint one.
Race
Both head for the same star in the middle. First one there wins.
Fair
Both routes are measured before printing and come out the same length.
Path width
How much room the pencil has. Both routes are measured to the same length at every setting — narrower corridors make the race longer, not less fair.
Your worksheet lands here — download, print, or email it.