Sudoku for Kids: 4 × 4 and 6 × 6

Small sudoku grids for children: 4 × 4 (numbers 1–4) and 6 × 6 (numbers 1–6). They teach the same logic as the big puzzle in a size kids can finish.

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Every puzzle has exactly one solution. Solutions are at the end of the PDF.

How to use it

  1. Choose 4 × 4 for ages 5–7 or 6 × 6 for ages 7–10.
  2. Pick the difficulty and how many puzzles.
  3. Download and print.

Good to know

  • Explain one rule at a time: no repeats in a row, then column, then box.
  • Kids who finish 6 × 6 easily are ready for easy 9 × 9.

Questions

What age can kids do sudoku?

Many children can solve 4 × 4 sudoku from about age 5 or 6, and 6 × 6 from 7 or 8.