Six Elongated Diamonds Forming a Snowflake

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, rounded black lines. Six elongated diamond-like shapes surround the center, and each one is an open outline ready to be filled in. The left and right ones are pointed diamonds, while the four angled ones at the top and bottom have flat, slanted sides. Between these shapes are short straight dashes, two beside each large shape, which look like little rays of ice. The large open spaces make this an easy pick for younger kids who are still learning to stay inside the lines. Try coloring each of the six big shapes in a different shade of blue, then use silver or purple for the short dashes. Older kids can add stripes or patterns inside each shape. It also works well for a winter counting activity, since there are six main sections to talk about.