Snowflake with Hexagon Hub and Small Angled Side Branches

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, rounded black lines. A small hexagon forms the center, and six long arms reach outward from its corners. Each arm has small branches angled along it, with a few short side lines that make the arms look feathery. The two arms pointing left and right have pairs of angled tips, while the four diagonal arms have a mix of long and short branches. Because the lines are bold and the spaces between them are open, this one works well for younger kids who are still learning to stay inside the lines. Try coloring each of the six arms a different shade of blue, purple, or silver, and leave the hexagon in the middle for a bright accent color. It also makes a nice printable for talking about symmetry and counting sixes.