Hexagon-Ended Snowflake Crossing Two Circles

A bold snowflake sits inside two thin circles, one thick outer ring and a thinner ring just inside it. Six long arms cross at the center and run out past the circles, and each arm ends in an outlined hexagon. The top and bottom arms are straight and vertical, and the other four arms angle out diagonally. Inside the rings, each arm has small branches that look like little V shapes and short side twigs with rounded ends. The thick lines and large open spaces make it easy for younger kids to stay inside the lines. Try coloring each of the six hexagons a different shade, then fill the space between the two circles with a pale blue. You can also count the arms and hexagons together and talk about how snowflakes have six sides. This printable page works well for a winter table activity.