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Now take the row with three squares and join it to the top of the two squares that are
connected to the top of the long four-square row. The two left squares should join and the two
right squares should join. There is nothing to join the middle square.
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When everything is joined, there should be an empty space in the middle of the maze.
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Colby the Mouse should be placed at his starting square. His starting square is on the long four-
square row. It is one square to the right from right end. His nose should be facing left.
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The piece of cheese should be placed on the upper left corner of the complete maze.
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Colby the Mouse can be programmed to find the cheese.
CARD 5
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Card 5 maze needs a total of 10 squares.
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Eight wall pieces will be needed for this maze.
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Put together four squares to make a long row.
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Now make a row across with three squares.
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Make a two-square row. There should be one single square remaining.
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Join the three-square row to the bottom of the four-square row. Make sure the left side of the
two connected rows are flat.
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Join the two-square row to the bottom of the three-square row. Make sure the left side is all
flat. The right side of the three rows should be jagged like an upside-down set of stairs.
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The one single square will be placed on top of the four-square row. From the left side, move
the single square to the right one square and join it to the second square on the top row.
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Put two wall pieces in the gap that was formed where the single square meets with the top row.
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Take Colby the Mouse and place him on the left end of the four-square row.
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Move Colby to the right one square. This is Colby’s starting square. Now turn him so his nose is
pointing up. His nose should be pointing up at the wall that was made earlier. The wall should
be in front of Colby.
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Colby is sitting on the second square to the right. There should be a wall in front of his nose.
There will be a gap behind Colby the Mouse or at the bottom of the square that he is sitting on.
In the gap on the bottom of the square, put two walls in the gap. Now there are walls in front
of Colby and behind Colby.
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There is a square on the left side of Colby and it will have a gap on the bottom of the square.
Put two more walls in the gap on the bottom of the square. There should now be a wall going
from the bottom of Colby’s starting square to the left side of the maze.
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The row with three squares is under the row with four squares. On the three-square row, the
Action symbol needs to be on the square to the left where the edge of the maze is flat.
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When Colby the Mouse gets to the square with the Action symbol, the Red Action Button on his
back needs to be pressed.
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At the bottom of the maze is a small row made of two squares. The last two wall pieces need to
go in the gap that cuts the row in half. There will be one square on the right side of the wall
and one square on the left side of the wall.
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Also on the two-square row, the piece of cheese needs to be placed on the square on the right
side. The maze wall will be on the left side of the cheese.
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Colby the Mouse is ready to be programmed to find the cheese.
CARD 6
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Card 6 needs a total of 16 squares.
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Six wall pieces are needed for the maze.
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You will need to make a big square.
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If this is the first time making a big square maze, please read over CARD 1 instructions to learn
how to build the big square.
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When the big square is done, move on to the next step.
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On the bottom row of the square, get two walls and put them in the gap that will cut the row in
half. When this is done, there will be two squares on the left side of the wall and two squares
on the right side of the wall.
