Six-Armed Snowflake Inside a Pair of Thin Rings

A six-armed snowflake sits at the center of two thin rings, with a hexagon shape at the end of each arm. The arms stretch out from the middle as straight lines that cross the circles and reach the outer hexagons at the top, bottom and four diagonal corners. Inside the inner ring, each arm of the snowflake has a pair of small branches shaped like rounded bars, plus two short bars that point sideways between the arms. The outlines are clean and bold, so the spaces are easy to fill for younger kids. Try coloring the narrow ring bands in two different shades of blue, then use a metallic pen or glitter on the six hexagons. It also works well for a quick symmetry lesson, since children can count the six arms and match the colors on opposite sides.