Six Double-Outlined Kites Making a Snowflake

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built from six matching kite-shaped arms arranged around an open center. Each arm is drawn as a double outline, so there is a thin border around a larger shape and a smaller shape tucked inside it. Around the arms, twelve short rounded dashes sit in pairs, looking like little rays of frost between and beside the points. Everything is drawn with clean, thick lines and there is no background, which leaves plenty of white space. The wide inner shapes are easy for small hands to fill in, and this free printable works well for preschoolers or early elementary kids. Try coloring the inside of each arm in a different shade of blue, then use silver or purple for the narrow border bands. It also makes a nice way to talk about symmetry, since kids can count the six arms and check that each pair of dashes matches.