Clear crossings
Lines cross at a clear angle and never touch, so at every crossing it is obvious which way to go on.
Densely tangled paths run from letters at the top to pictures at the bottom. Only one reaches the goal; the rest end at a cross or another picture. Children trace the way by eye or with a pencil through dozens of crossings, a real workout for focus and visual tracking.
Lines cross at a clear angle and never touch, so at every crossing it is obvious which way to go on.
From a dozen crossings for younger children to over a hundred for patient trackers.
Every child gets a different tangle; the key shows the right path in red.