This farm animals clipart page gathers 12 barnyard pictures, from a muddy pink pig and a fluffy lamb to a stubborn donkey, a red barn and a green tractor. Every picture here is saved without a background, so a pig can stand on a lined handout or a green slide without a pale square trailing it.
Grab a file with Download PNG, or tap Copy and paste the animal into your lesson. Try the background preview on kraft paper for a rustic farm look. Pair the set with our cow clipart and chicken and duck clipart to fill the whole barnyard, or print full pages from our animal coloring pages.
Cute Pig Clipart, Sheep Clipart and Lamb Clipart
Round bodies and sleepy smiles win over the youngest farmers. Shrink them to an inch and the faces still read, which helps on cubby tags and job charts.
A chubby pink piglet sits in a small brown puddle with a curly tail and rosy cheeks. It is a sweet pick for a letter P page or a farm unit cover.
Try this Glue it beside a short vowel word list for kindergarten, with pig, pen and pit printed under the picture.
A fluffy white lamb stands on thin legs with a single daisy in its mouth, painted in soft washes. The gentle look suits spring cards and baby shower notes.
Try this Print it on cream cardstock and fold it into a spring thank you card for a parent volunteer.
A woolly sheep with a black face and legs stands in side view, its coat drawn as big bumpy curls. Bold lines keep it sharp on a projector.
Try this Use it on a second grade slide about where wool comes from, next to a picture of a sweater.
Goat Clipart and Donkey Clipart
Goats and donkeys bring a bit of humor to a farm display. Here is one in a textbook style, one with a fifties feel and one cut-out sticker.
A brown and white goat with short curved horns and a little beard stands with one hoof raised. The careful shading fits animal reports and fact sheets.
Try this Add it to a third grade fact sheet with arrows pointing to the horns, beard, hooves and ears.
A gray donkey with long ears wears a straw hat with a red flower tucked in the band. The muted colors give a cheerful old-time farm feel.
Try this Use it on a barnyard birthday invite and place the party details in a speech bubble beside the donkey.
A tiny white kid goat leaps in the air with all four hooves off the ground. The thick white edge makes cutting it out quick and easy.
Try this Print a sheet and give one to each student who jumps up a reading level this month.
Farm Animals Clipart Black and White: Goat, Sheep and Pig Outlines
Black and white farm clip art prints with very little ink and doubles as a coloring task. The silhouette is ready for a cutting machine or a window display.
A goat chews a blade of grass in clean black lines with a big open white body. Children can fill it with any colors they like.
Try this Put it at the bottom of a math page and let early finishers color the goat when they are done.
This round sheep has a cloud-shaped coat with wide open spaces. Small hands can stay inside the lines, so it fits ages 3 to 5.
Try this Have preschoolers glue cotton balls inside the outline to make a soft, touchable sheep for a farm wall.
Four farm animals walk nose to tail in solid black. The shapes are easy to guess, so use the picture for a shadow matching game.
Try this Cut it from black paper and run it along the top of a farm bulletin board as a border.
Barn Clipart, Tractor Clipart and Farmer Clipart
A farm needs a place to sleep and someone to do the work. These three round out the set for farming units and harvest events.
A classic red barn with white trim, crossed doors and a hay loft full of golden bales. It anchors any farm scene you build.
Try this Enlarge it in the middle of a bulletin board and pin student animal drawings around the barn doors.
A green tractor with big back wheels pulls a little wagon stacked with hay. The loose marker lines feel friendly and homemade.
Try this Add it to a fall harvest festival flyer next to the hayride times and the map of the field.
A smiling Indian farmer in a white kurta and orange turban carries a basket of golden wheat on his shoulder. It fits lessons on food and farming.
Try this Show it to fourth graders while tracing how wheat travels from the field to a roti or a loaf of bread.
Farm Clipart Ideas for a Barnyard Unit
- Pre-K: Make an animal sounds chart. Put the pig, the sheep and the donkey down one side and the sounds on the other, then let kids draw lines to match.
- Kindergarten: Print the silhouette row and the color pictures side by side for a shadow match on a pocket chart.
- Grades 1 and 2: Ask what each animal gives us. The sheep gives wool, the goat gives milk and the farmer grows grain. Add a horse for work on the farm.
- Grades 3 to 5: Use the realistic goat and the Indian farmer for a compare and contrast report on farms in two countries.
Printing a Farm Scene That Looks Planned
Start with the barn as the largest picture, about 3 inches wide. Set the animals at 1.5 to 2 inches so the barn still looks big. A strip of green paper along the bottom makes a quick pasture.
Use one or two styles on one page. The flat barn and flat sheep match well, and the cute pig and sticker goat match each other. Mixing watercolor with bold flat color looks patchy on a small sheet.
For the outlines, print in black ink only on plain copy paper. Thicker cardstock is better for the silhouette if kids will trace it. If a pasted animal ever shows a pale square, see our transparent PNG guide for the fix.
Color Pairings for Farm Pages
| Picture | Page color | Accent |
|---|---|---|
| Red barn | Sky blue or cream | Gold hay |
| Pink pig | Mint green | Brown mud |
| White sheep or lamb | Grass green | Yellow daisy |
| Green tractor | Wheat yellow | Barn red |
| Black silhouettes | Kraft or orange | White text |
Questions people ask
Can I use this farm animals clipart for free?
Yes, on a farm unit, a home project, a school fair sign or any project that brings in no money. You can leave our name off, though a mention is kind. Please keep the pigs, goats and barns from being resold as files or sets, and message us on the Contact page before they go on anything you plan to sell.
Where is the goat clipart black and white?
Scroll to the outlines group. The smiling goat chews a blade of grass and is made to be colored in. The silhouette row also has a goat in solid black.
Is there pig clip art for little kids?
The cute piglet in the mud puddle has big simple shapes and a happy face, so it reads well on small labels. The pig in the silhouette row is good for a matching game.
Do you have farmer clipart with a tractor?
The set has a green tractor pulling hay and a separate Indian farmer carrying wheat. Paste both onto one slide and set the farmer in front of the tractor to build your own field scene.
Which barn clipart works for a bulletin board?
The red barn in flat colors. Its solid shapes stay crisp when enlarged to about 5 inches, and the white trim stands out against blue paper.
Is the lamb clipart different from the sheep clipart?
Yes. The lamb is a baby in soft watercolor with a daisy, made for spring cards. The sheep is a grown animal in bold flat colors, better for science slides about wool.
