Snowflake with a Hexagon at the End of Every Arm

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with clean, bold outlines. A large empty circle fills the center, surrounded by a ring and six triangle-shaped sections between the arms. Each of the six arms ends in a hexagon, and small angled branches stick out on both sides of every arm, with a few rounded, pill-shaped pieces closer to the middle. The thick lines and big open spaces make it easy for younger kids to stay inside the lines. Try coloring the center circle a bright, different shade, then use two or three icy blues and purples for the arms and hexagon tips. The round center is also a nice spot for a name or a drawing. Because all six arms match, it works well for talking about symmetry and counting by sixes.