Big Snowflake Filling the Page with Branching Arms

A single big snowflake fills the page, drawn in thick black outlines with plain white space inside. Six straight arms stretch out from the center, one pointing up, one down, and two angled out on each side. Each arm has a pair of shorter branches that split off near the end, so the tips look like little forked Vs. The side arms have angled, pointed ends, and the whole shape is perfectly balanced from left to right. The wide, open sections make it easy for small hands to color without going over the lines. Try coloring each of the six arms a different shade of blue or purple, then talk about symmetry by checking that the opposite arms match. You can also print a few copies and make a window display. This one is free to print whenever you need a quick winter activity.