Snowflake Spokes Ending in Hexagons with Little Stubs

A large empty circle sits in the middle of this snowflake, with six thick lines reaching out from it like spokes. Each line ends in a small hexagon, and a short stub pokes out past every hexagon. The top and bottom arms point straight up and down, and the other four angle out to the corners. Between the arms you'll see small bent line marks, one pair of angled dashes in each gap, which look like little chevrons. The lines are bold and the shapes are roomy, so it works well for younger kids with chunky crayons or markers. Try coloring the center circle a pale blue, then give each hexagon its own shade so children can count all six. It also makes a nice way to talk about shapes and symmetry. Print a few and cut them out for window decorations.