Teardrop-Tipped Snowflake with Plain Circle Middle

A single snowflake fills the page with a plain circle in the middle and six arms spreading out around it. Each arm ends in a rounded teardrop shape at the tip, and the two top and bottom arms have smaller rounded lobes branching off on either side. The side arms have rounded, finger-like branches that curve out in pairs. Everything is drawn with one clean, bold outline and the shapes are big and open, so there are no tiny spaces to fill. That makes it a good fit for younger kids using chunky crayons or markers. Try coloring the center circle in one bright shade, then use a different color for each pair of branches so children can notice how the arms match across the snowflake. This printable page also works well for a winter symmetry lesson.