Hexagon Center Snowflake with Ring-Tipped Branching Arms

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, rounded black outlines. At the center is a six-sided hexagon. Six arms reach out from its corners, and each arm ends in an open circle. Along every arm are short angled branches that look like little feathers, with a pair near the circle and a longer pair closer to the hexagon. Straight lines also run alongside each hexagon side. Because the lines are bold and the spaces are large, this design works well for younger kids using chunky crayons or markers. Try coloring the hexagon one shade of light blue, then use a different color for each of the six circles. It is also a nice way to talk about symmetry, since you can count the six matching arms together. The printable page leaves plenty of white space around the snowflake for a winter background.