Snowflake with Chevron Bands and Six Small Hexagons

A bold six-pointed snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, clean outlines. At the center is a six-pointed star with a plain white inside, ready for any color you like. Around it, chevron-shaped bands angle outward toward six small hexagons, one at each tip of the snowflake. Short straight lines stick out from the hexagons like little spikes. Between the arms there are small bent line accents that look like tiny arrows or brackets. Because the lines are thick and the shapes are large, it works well for younger kids using crayons or chunky markers. Try coloring the center star in one shade, then repeating a second color on all six hexagons so the symmetry really stands out. It is also a nice printable for talking about how many sides a hexagon has and how the same pattern repeats around the snowflake.