Snowflake Poking Through Two Rings with Solid Hexagon Tips

A bold snowflake sits inside two thick black rings, one wide outer circle and a thinner circle just inside it. Six long arms stretch out from the center and poke past the rings, each ending in a solid black hexagon. The top and bottom arms are straight vertical lines, and the other four angle out diagonally. Closer to the middle, each arm has small branches that look like little rounded twigs, so the center has a classic frosty star pattern. The lines are thick and the white spaces are large, which makes it friendly for younger kids. Try coloring the space between the two rings in one icy shade, like light blue, then use a different color for the inner background. A teacher could also use it to talk about symmetry by having students count the six arms and the matching branches.