Bead-Tipped Snowflake with V-Split Arms and Round Hub

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built around a large open circle. Six arms spread out from the center, and each one ends in a small ring like a bead. Near the center, every arm splits into a V shape, with two short angled lines pointing back toward the circle. The top and bottom arms angle outward diagonally, while the left and right arms run straight across. Everything is drawn in thick, smooth black lines, so the spaces are easy to fill in, even for small hands. Try coloring the big center circle in one icy shade, then use a different blue or silver for each ring at the arm tips. It is also a nice way to talk about symmetry, since kids can count the six arms and check that opposite sides match. Print a few copies for winter crafts or classroom window decorations.