Seven-Point Star Snowflake with Round Bead Tips

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, smooth black outlines. At the center is a seven-pointed star shape with a white interior. Six long arms reach out from it, and each arm ends in a small open circle. Along every arm are short angled branches, with a pair of slanted lines near the center and a smaller pair closer to the circle, plus a few little straight tick marks on the side arms. The big open spaces and bold lines make this easy for young children to color without going outside the lines. Try a different color for each of the six circles, then fill the center star with a bright shade so it stands out. Counting the arms and branches is also a simple way to practice symmetry. This page is free to print as many times as you need.