Eight-Armed Snowflake with a Double Ring Center

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built around a large round circle with a second ring wrapped around it. Eight arms reach out from the center. Four of them point up, down, left, and right, and each of these has small angled branches on both sides, a bit like an arrow or a little fir tree. Between them, four longer straight arms run diagonally, with no branches. Every line is thick and rounded with plenty of open space inside, so it works well for younger kids using chunky crayons or markers. Try coloring the center circle in one bright shade, then alternate icy blues and purples on the branched arms and the diagonal arms. You can also use the page to talk about symmetry by counting the matching branches on each side. It is a free printable you can use for winter lessons or a quiet afternoon.