Striped-Arm Snowflake with Open Diamonds to Color

A single snowflake fills the page, built from six matching arms that meet at a center point. Each arm has thick black outlines with thin white and black stripes running along its length, and a large open diamond shape sits between the stripes where you can add color. Short rounded spikes stick out from the tips and sides of the arms, and a thin vertical line runs through the middle. The design is very symmetrical, so it works well for kids who like clean, even shapes. Try coloring the six big diamonds in different shades of blue and leaving the narrow stripes white, or let older kids use a ruler and pattern each stripe. It is also a handy printable for talking about symmetry and counting six sides.