One Big Six-Armed Snowflake With a Hexagon Center

One large snowflake takes up the middle of the page, drawn with bold, smooth lines that small hands can follow easily. A little hexagon sits at the center, and six thick arms stretch out from it. The four diagonal arms each finish in a forked, branch-like tip. The top and bottom arms end in rounded points with two short side branches. Close to the center, the left and right sides have chunky, angled shapes. Nothing else is on the page, so the snowflake stands alone on clean white paper. Preschoolers and early elementary kids should do well with it, and it's a handy free printable for winter bulletin boards or classroom crafts. You could color the hexagon deep blue, then give each arm a different icy shade like light blue, lavender or silver glitter. This fits right in with our Snowflakes coloring pages — see also Christmas Lights and Santa Claus.