Snowflake with Double Hexagon Center and Forked Arms

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built from thick black outlines. At the center is a small hexagon inside a larger hexagon, creating a double ring. Six straight arms reach out from the corners of the big hexagon, and each arm passes through a small hexagon before ending in a forked tip with crossing lines, a bit like a tiny arrow or twig. The lines are bold and the spaces are big, so little hands can stay inside them without much trouble. Try coloring the two center hexagons in different shades of blue, then use a third color for all six small hexagons so the pattern repeats. It also works well for talking about symmetry, since kids can count the six matching arms and check that each one looks the same. Print a few copies if you want to try different color schemes.