Epiphany Family Printable Pack – Catholic Magi Mazes, Chalk Blessing, Crown Craft & Wise Men Art

Celebrate the feast of the Epiphany with a family printable pack of wall art, two Magi mazes (an easier maze for younger children and a more challenging maze for older children), a household chalk-the-door blessing, a Scripture story and reflection page, and a color-and-cut crown craft.

This is a digital download for you to print at home. No physical item is shipped. Chalk, paper, scissors, glue, tape, staples, and other supplies are not included.

What is included (8 activity pages, plus a print guide):

• Wise Men Still Seek Him — one 8×8 inch art page, created at 300 dpi, for printing at actual size
• Help the Magi make it to the manger — an easier maze for younger children (one US Letter landscape page)
• Follow the Star — a more challenging maze for older children, plus a matching answer key (two US Letter pages)
• Epiphany Home Blessing (Chalking the Door) — one US Letter page. The inscription shown is 20 + C + M + B + 27, for the year 2027. For another year, replace the first and last two digits.
• Epiphany Story and Reflection — one US Letter page, with a short retelling of Matthew 2:1–12, three family discussion questions, and a space to write or draw a gift for Jesus
• Epiphany Crown Craft — two US Letter landscape pages (the front of the crown and the back bands)
• A one-page print guide

These pages are made for families at home and can also help a catechist prepare a Religious Education lesson. The files are not editable worksheets. This listing does not include a license for classroom-wide or parish-wide reproduction. Contact store owner for additional license for classroom or parish use.

Printing notes:
• 8×8 art: print at Actual Size / 100%. Do not choose “fit to page,” which would enlarge the designed 8×8 inch art.
• Crown craft: the drawing comes close to the edges of the page.
• Easier Magi maze: US Letter landscape.
• Follow the Star maze, blessing, and story pages.

Fun Advent/Epiphany activity: Move the Magi print around your home from the start of Advent to Epiphany for a simple family journey activity.

The blessing page is a simple aid for a traditional household custom of prayer. It is not an official liturgical text. Blessed chalk, when it is offered, is typically given by a priest at the parish.