Snowflake with Hexagon Hub and Circle-Tipped V Arms

A bold snowflake sits in the middle of the page, built around a small hexagon. Six arms reach out from the corners of the hexagon. The left and right arms are straight horizontal lines, each ending in a round open circle, with a V-shaped pair of short branches pointing outward partway along. The four diagonal arms at the top and bottom each end in a circle as well, and each has two thin branches, one angled up like a prong and one slanting out to the side. The thick, even outlines leave plenty of open space, so they work well for younger kids with chunky crayons. Try coloring each of the six arms a different shade, then talk about how the arms match each other across the center. The circles at the tips are a fun spot for glitter glue or a bright accent color. This printable page is also handy for a winter symmetry lesson.