Round Snowflake with Large Hexagons at Each Arm End

A round snowflake sits in the middle of the page with a plain white circle at its center, outlined in a thick black line. Six straight arms reach out from the circle, and each one ends in a large hexagon with an empty white inside. Near the center, every arm has small V-shaped branches, and short horizontal bars sit above and below the circle. The lines are thick and the shapes are open, so little hands can stay inside them without much trouble. Try coloring each hexagon a different shade of blue, then fill the center circle with silver or glitter glue. The six matching arms also work well for a quick symmetry lesson, since kids can count the hexagons and check that each side looks the same. You can print it as many times as you need for a winter classroom activity.