Snowflake with Kite Sections and a White Star Center

A six-pointed snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, even black outlines. At the center is a white six-pointed star, with straight lines running out from it to form kite-like and triangular sections. Each of the six arms ends in a small hexagon, and a short line pokes out past each hexagon like a tiny tip. Between the arms you'll find short angled dashes and little chevron shapes that fill the open space around the edges. The design is symmetrical, so it's easy to follow from one arm to the next. Try coloring the center star in one icy blue and using a second shade for all six hexagons, so the matching parts stand out. It's also a nice printable for talking about symmetry, since kids can count the six arms and spot which shapes repeat.