Narrow-Branched Snowflake with Hexagon Ends and Tiny Star

A single large snowflake sits in the middle of the page with six long arms reaching out from a small six-pointed star in the center. Each arm ends in an outlined hexagon, and every arm has two short angled branches that look like a narrow V or feather shape. The lines are drawn as thin double outlines, so the arms and branches are hollow and ready to fill in. The star at the center is a simple open shape with plenty of room for one bright color. Try coloring the center star in one shade, then use a second color for all six hexagon tips so the matching pattern stands out. It also works well for talking about symmetry, since kids can count the arms, branches, and hexagons and see that each side matches. This page is free to print and easy to use for winter lessons or quiet table time.