This community helpers clipart page has 12 drawn pictures for a jobs unit: a friendly police officer, a traffic officer, a police badge, a firefighter, a fire truck, a pilot, a construction worker, a group of helpers and three great job rewards. Every file is a transparent PNG that fits on a career day chart, a bulletin board or a thank-you card for the people who keep a town running.
Pick Download PNG to save a helper, or Copy to paste one into your lesson slide. The background preview lets you see a firefighter on red, a pilot on sky blue or any picture on kraft paper. Add classroom helpers from teacher clipart, health workers from doctor and nurse clipart, and a plane from airplane clipart to round out the set.
Police Clipart: Officers and Badge
Kind, helpful police officers for safety lessons. These police officer clipart pictures show helpers at work, waving and directing traffic, with no gear that would scare little ones.
A cheerful officer in a navy uniform and cap waves hello, a gentle opener for a stranger safety or 911 lesson with young kids.
Try this Put it on a preschool safety page next to a phone so kids can practice who to call.
A traffic officer in a khaki uniform, white cap and white gloves holds up one hand to stop cars. It works for road safety and crosswalk lessons.
Try this Pair it with a paper stoplight on a first grade road safety bulletin board.
A shield badge with a star in the middle, drawn in clean outlines with no words. Kids color it and wear it for dramatic play.
Try this Print on card stock, have kids color and cut it, then tape it to a shirt for pretend play.
Firefighter Clipart and Fire Truck
Firefighters are a top pick every fire safety week. This fireman clipart set has a firefighter with a hose, a bright truck and a bold silhouette.
A firefighter in yellow gear and a red helmet holds a hose with a spray of water. Great for fire safety week posters.
Try this Put it on a kindergarten poster about stop, drop and roll with three simple steps.
A red fire truck with a long ladder, silver bumper and round lights. The muted tones suit a field trip letter to the fire station.
Try this Head a field trip permission slip with it when the class visits the local fire station.
A firefighter walks forward with a coiled hose over one shoulder, in solid black, ready to cut for a door sign or a career day banner.
Try this Trace it on dark paper, snip it out and tape it to a fire safety week door with orange tissue flames.
Community Helpers Clipart: Careers and Jobs
Career clipart for jobs units and career day. A pilot, a construction worker and a group of town helpers show kids the many ways grown-ups help.
A smiling pilot in a navy cap and jacket holds a small white plane. It fits travel lessons and a when I grow up writing page.
Try this Set it above the lines of a second grade page that asks what job kids want when they grow up.
A builder in a yellow hard hat and orange vest holds a rolled-up plan. The soft shading makes it a good fit for a careers report.
Try this Add it to a third grade careers report slide that lists tools a builder uses each day.
A mail carrier, a chef and a farmer stand side by side in clean outlines. Kids color each helper and name the job.
Try this Have first graders color each helper and draw a line to the tool that person uses.
Great Job and Good Job Clipart
Every helper deserves praise, and so do students. These great job clip art pictures work on rewards, stickers and notes home, and you can write your own words beside them.
A smiling gold star gives a big thumbs up inside a white sticker border. Hand it out as a good job sticker for any finished task.
Try this Stick one on a returned spelling test and write nice job beside it in your own hand.
A blue rosette ribbon with a happy face and two tails. Pin a printed one to a helper of the week board.
Try this Print one each Friday for the helper of the week and pin it beside their photo.
Two hands meet in a high five with little stars popping out. Use it on a class jobs chart to cheer a week of work.
Try this Add it to the bottom of a class jobs chart to celebrate when every job is done.
Community Helpers Clipart Ideas by Grade
- Preschool: Match each helper to a tool: the firefighter to the hose, the chef to a spoon, the mail carrier to a letter. Big pictures and few choices work best.
- Kindergarten: Build a who helps us wall with the police officer, firefighter, pilot and builder. Add a photo of a real helper from your town to each.
- Grades 1 and 2: Use the group outline as a coloring page, then have kids write one sentence about how each helper keeps people safe or fed.
- Grades 3 to 5: Set up a career day slide show with the realistic builder and the pilot, then ask kids to interview a family member about their job.
For the ride to and from school, the school bus clipart page adds another everyday helper, the bus driver, to your wall.
Making a Career Day Border and Printables
For a printable border, place six small helpers along the edge of a page, about 1.5 inches wide each, and leave the middle open for writing. With 1000 pixel square files, anything up to about 3 inches prints clean at 300 dpi, so a border like this looks sharp.
Choose colors from the uniforms. Navy and gold go with police pictures, red and yellow with firefighters, and orange with builders. On a bulletin board, kraft paper behind the silhouette looks warm and tidy.
The badge outline is the favorite for pretend play. Print it on card stock, color it gold, cut it out and add a loop of tape on the back. The great job star also prints well on sticker paper for end-of-week rewards.
Questions people ask
Can I use the community helpers clipart in my classroom for free?
Yes. Lessons, bulletin boards, career day packets and notes home are all covered, and no credit is required. Selling is different: please ask through the Contact page before you add these helpers to a product or paid printable, and do not upload them anywhere as a clipart collection.
Do the police officers carry any gear that might scare kids?
No. The officers are drawn with a friendly smile, a cap, a radio and white gloves only. They are made for safety lessons with young children.
Do you have police clipart black and white?
The police badge is clean line art for coloring and pretend play. The firefighter silhouette and the group of helpers also print in black ink only.
Is there great job clipart for rewards?
Yes. The thumbs up star, the blue ribbon and the high five are made for praise. They have no words on them, so you can write great job, nice job or good work beside each one.
Do you have firefighter clipart for fire safety week?
There are three: a firefighter with a hose, a red fire truck and a firefighter silhouette. Together they fill a fire safety door, a poster or a field trip letter.
Is there pilot clipart for a career day?
The pilot doodle shows a smiling pilot in a navy cap holding a toy plane. It suits career day slides, travel lessons and when I grow up writing pages.
