Twelve-Armed Snowflake Ending in Nested Diamonds

A large symmetrical snowflake fills the page, with twelve arms reaching out from a small hexagon at the center. Each arm ends in a pointed diamond shape with a smaller diamond outlined inside it. The four longest arms point up, down, left and right, and the shorter ones sit between them. Inside the star, curved lines cross to make leaf shapes, zigzag W and M patterns, and many little diamonds and pointed ovals. The line work is clean and the spaces range from small to medium, so it suits kids who already have some pencil control. Try coloring the diamonds at the arm tips in one bright color and shading the inner shapes in cool blues and purples. You could also color each arm the same way to talk about symmetry. This printable page works well for a winter math or art lesson.