Short-Armed Snowflake on a Six-Point Star Center

A bold snowflake with thick, clean outlines sits in the middle of the page. At its center is a six-pointed star with an open middle. A short arm runs out from each point of the star, and each arm ends in a small hexagon with a tiny line sticking out past it. Between the arms you can see short bent line marks, like little chevrons, placed evenly around the center. Everything is drawn in the same chunky line weight, so the large open spaces are easy for small hands to fill in. Try coloring the center star in one pale blue and giving each hexagon a different shade, then talk about how many sides a hexagon has and how many points the star has. The free printable also works well for a symmetry lesson, since each side matches the others.