Star-Centered Snowflake with Six Little Hexagon Ends

A single snowflake sits in the middle of the page, drawn with thick, clean black outlines. At the center is a six-pointed star with an open middle, and six arms stretch out from it. Each arm ends in a small hexagon, and every arm has two pairs of short branches that angle outward like feathers. The branches on the left and right arms slant back toward the center, while the four diagonal arms each have a longer spoke running alongside them. The wide open spaces and bold lines make it easy for small hands to stay inside the lines. Try coloring the center star in a bright shade and fading the arms from dark blue to light blue. It also works well for a quick symmetry lesson, since kids can check that each of the six arms matches the others. The page is free to print as many times as you need.