Double-Lined Hexagon Snowflake with V-Forked Arm Tips

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built around a small hexagon outlined in a double line. Six arms reach out from the hexagon's corners. The top and bottom arms are straight and each ends in a V-shaped fork with two short branches angled outward. The four side arms are made of a long stem that splits into two prongs, so each diagonal arm has a fork at its tip. All the lines are thick, smooth, and rounded at the ends, which makes the shapes easy to color inside, even for small hands. Try coloring the hexagon in one shade and giving each arm its own cool color, like light blue, purple, and teal. Older kids can count the arms and branch tips and talk about the snowflake's six-sided symmetry. This printable page works well for a winter lesson or a quiet afternoon.