Snowflake with Tiny Triangles Inside a Hexagon Hub

A bold snowflake is drawn with thick, rounded black lines and plenty of open white space. A long vertical line runs straight through the middle, and a small hexagon sits at the center, crossed by lines that form several little triangles inside. Six main arms reach out from the shape. The top and bottom arms each end in a V, like a tiny branch. The other arms on the left and right are made of angled lines that cross near the corners of the hexagon and stick out past it. Nothing else is in the scene, so there is no background to fill in. The wide shapes are easy for younger kids to color. Try using a different cool color in each small triangle in the center, then pick one icy shade for the long outer arms. The page is free to print and works well for a winter morning activity or a quick lesson on symmetry.