Find the Way — Pathfinding Puzzle for Kids

Find the Way

For parents

What this teaches

Find the Way is path drawing instead of step-by-step movement. Your child taps tiles to lay a footprint trail from a character to its goal, dodging obstacles. Tap a tile twice to trim back. Ten levels grow from a tiny 3×3 forest to a dense 6×6 jungle; from level 4 a generous countdown adds gentle pressure. Beat a level and the next one auto-loads.

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Age: Best for ages 4-8

How to play

Tap Let's play to enter your current level.
Tap an empty tile next to the character.
Keep tapping adjacent tiles to extend the path.
Reach the goal — the level checks itself.

What to watch for

When the trail hits a dead end, watch whether your child trims back or starts over — trimming is the more advanced move, worth a quick 'good thinking'.

Concepts covered

adjacency: which tiles are 'next to' which
path-finding under obstacle constraints
self-correction (trim and retry)
reading a 2D grid as a connected space