Nine-Sided Ring Snowflake with Four Forked Arms

A bold snowflake drawn in thick black outlines sits in the middle of the page. At its center is a ring shaped like a nine-sided polygon, with a plain white space inside. Four main arms reach out toward the top, bottom, left, and right, and each one is a doubled line that splits into angled, forked tips at the end. Between those arms, four shorter diagonal branches angle outward at the corners, each made of two parallel strips. The lines are wide and the shapes are simple, so there are plenty of roomy sections for crayons or markers. Try coloring the center ring in one icy blue and the long arms in a different shade, then use a third color for the diagonal branches. It also works well for talking about symmetry, since each side matches the others.