Easy geometric coloring page with nested squares, bold circles, and long rectangular paths.

Square Maze with Circle Corners

Bold circles sit at each corner while long rectangles and nested squares form a tidy maze around a four-pane center.

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Color the four big corner squares sky blue, the round beads sunny yellow, and the long rectangle paths bright red. Use chunky crayons or broad markers for the straight bars, turning the page as needed so each line feels easy to fill. Try making the small center window glow pale green, like a secret room hiding inside all those bold shapes.

The story behind this coloring page

The Window Under the Maze — From his soft blue corner tile, Luca wanted the quiet tap-tap that came after bedtime. He slid along the red bar, past three round yellow posts that felt cool under his fingertips. Read the full story →

From his soft blue corner tile, Luca wanted the quiet tap-tap that came after bedtime. He slid along the red bar, past three round yellow posts that felt cool under his fingertips. The maze smelled like pencil dust and moonlight. At every turn, the tapping ran ahead of him. To squeeze between two skinny rails, Luca left behind his silver snack crumb, and the dark nibbled it up with a tiny crunch.

At last he reached the square room in the middle. Nothing was there but four little panes. Then one pane blinked pale green. “I knew someone would listen,” whispered a voice no louder than paper. Behind the window waited a tiny key made of light, not for a door, but for opening sleepy questions. Luca carried its glow home, and the next time you see that quiet blue corner, can you spot where the tap-tap began?

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