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Rae Sarathy

6 Iconic Mazes to Visit This Fall

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Originally published in TEACH Magazine, September/October 2023 Issue

By Rae Sarathy

Pathways winding through rows of sun-baked bales. The sound of hurried footsteps darting this way and that. The twists and turns that keep you guessing. That’s right, it’s maze season! And we’re about to let you in on some of the most exciting places to get lost amongst the hay. But they provide more than just fun too. Behind every maze is a story—one that celebrates farming and harvest time. Pair your class’ visit with a book, video, or other resource, and you’ve got yourself a perfect topic for a fall unit study. Here are some great places to have an a-maze-ing adventure.

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Rae Sarathy is an Associate Editor for TEACH Mag.

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