This teacher clipart gallery has 12 drawn pictures of teachers and students at work, from a smiling teacher at a chalkboard to a boy finishing homework at a small table. The backgrounds are see-through PNG files, which means a teacher can sit on a newsletter, a slide or a sub plan without any white rectangle around her.
Grab a file with the Download PNG button, or tap Copy and drop the teacher straight onto your sub plan. The background preview lets you test a picture on chalkboard green, kraft paper or plain white first. Need supplies to go with your people? Our school clipart page has backpacks, crayons and glue, and the pencil clipart set covers writing time.
Teacher Clipart: Female Teacher, Male Teacher and Indian Teacher
These teacher clip art pictures show friendly grown-ups doing the everyday parts of the job. Each one leaves room beside it for a name, a date or a short note home.
A cheerful teacher in a yellow cardigan points to a little chalkboard. Her round face and big smile stay clear even when the picture is small.
Try this Set her in the top corner of your weekly parent newsletter, right beside the heading for class news.
A tall teacher in a blue sweater vest balances three books in one arm and an apple in his other hand. Bold outlines keep him crisp on a projector screen.
Try this Add him to the welcome slide for back to school night so families see a friendly face while they find seats.
A teacher in a teal saree with a long braid reads from an open book. The soft washes suit Teachers Day cards and thank you notes.
Try this Mount it on the cover of a handmade Teachers Day card and have each student write one thing they learned this year.
Classroom Clipart and Student Clipart
This classroom clip art covers the kids' side of the room: desks, raised hands and busy work time. Use these students clipart pictures on class rules posters, job charts and seat labels.
A girl in a striped shirt sits at her desk and stretches one hand up high. It shows a class rule clearly, even for kids who cannot read yet.
Try this Place it beside the rule about raising your hand to speak on a first grade rules chart.
Two classmates sit side by side on a round rug and share one picture book. The pair makes a sweet sign for partner reading time.
Try this Hang it over the classroom library bin marked for partner reading so kids know where to sit together.
A wooden teacher table holds a globe, an apple and a cup full of pencils. The muted tones look warm and tidy on kraft paper.
Try this Print six copies and line them up along the bottom edge of a back to school bulletin board.
Homework Clipart, Kindergarten and Preschool Clipart
Little learners and busy evenings both get a picture here. These fill kindergarten clip art needs like folders and labels, plus homework charts that travel home in a backpack.
A boy works through his homework with a yellow pencil and a green notebook, wrapped in a white sticker edge. Cut along that white line for a neat shape.
Try this Stick one on the front of each take-home folder so second graders know which pocket holds homework.
A teacher holds up a big picture book while three little ones sit and listen. It fits circle time charts and daily picture schedules.
Try this Add it to the morning slot of a preschool picture schedule so children who cannot read can still follow the day.
A teacher shows a folder of work to a parent across a small round table. The calm, true-to-life look suits sign-up sheets and reminder slips.
Try this Place it at the top of a conference sign-up sheet, with time slots listed in a simple table below.
Teacher Clipart Black and White
Only black ink is needed for this set. Children fill in the outlined teachers with crayons, while the solid teacher shape is simple to trim with scissors or a die cutter.
A teacher writes on a whiteboard with a marker, shown only in tidy black outlines. Children get to pick her outfit colors themselves.
Try this Give it to fast finishers in grade 1 and ask them to draw what the teacher is writing on the board.
A solid black teacher shape points ahead with a long stick. It stands out sharply on bright cardstock for door signs.
Try this Trace it onto black vinyl, then press the shape onto your classroom door above your name and room number.
A boy leans over his paper with a pencil, drawn as a simple outline. It makes a clear writing time icon on a daily schedule.
Try this Shrink it to one inch wide and use it as the writing block icon on a kindergarten visual schedule.
Teaching Clipart Ideas by Grade
- Preschool: The circle time teacher and the reading pair work on picture schedules, cubby labels and center signs. Keep pictures big and use one per card.
- Kindergarten to grade 2: Use the hand-raising girl and the outline student on rules charts and job boards. Pair them with letters from our letter and alphabet clipart for word walls.
- Grades 3 to 5: The flat color teacher and the retro desk look grown-up enough for slides, homework calendars and class websites. Add a cozy book from the reading clipart page for a reading log cover.
- Office and staff: The conference picture and the Teachers Day card suit staff newsletters, meeting agendas and thank you notes for volunteers.
Printing Teacher Pictures for Signs, Folders and Cards
Every picture here is a 1000 pixel square PNG. At 300 dpi it stays sharp to about 3 inches across, which covers folder labels, name badges and card fronts. On a slide or class website you can make it much larger.
For a door sign, print the silhouette on bright cardstock and laminate it before you tape it up. For homework folder labels, print the sticker picture on full-sheet label paper and trim along the white edge. When you paste a teacher into a word processor, pick the wrap option that lets it hover above the words, and your page color will appear behind the teacher.
Planning a whole back to school packet? The school bus clipart set is handy for the arrival and dismissal page.
Picking a Style for Each Classroom Job
| Job | Style to try | Why it works |
|---|---|---|
| Rules and routines charts | Doodle, Cute | Friendly faces and clear actions |
| Parent letters and forms | Realistic, Watercolor | Calm and professional |
| Slides and websites | Flat color | Bold lines read well on screens |
| Door signs and vinyl | Silhouette | One solid shape is easy to cut |
| Coloring and fast finishers | Line art | Open spaces ready for crayons |
Using one style across a whole packet makes it feel planned. A teal and mustard palette matches the retro desk and looks good on cream paper.
Questions people ask
Can I use this teacher clipart in my classroom for free?
Yes. Teachers, parents and students can use every picture here for lessons, school forms and other non-commercial work, and a credit is optional. If you plan to put a teacher on worksheets or products you sell, ask us through the Contact page before you start. Please do not resell the pictures themselves or pack them into clipart bundles.
Where is the teacher clipart black and white?
Scroll to the black and white section above. Two outlines are ready for coloring, and the silhouette teacher is made for cutting. All three print with black ink only.
Do you have Indian teacher clipart for Teachers Day?
Yes. The watercolor teacher in a teal saree was drawn with Teachers Day cards in mind. She also works well on thank you notes, school magazines and staff boards.
Which education clipart fits a parent teacher conference flyer?
Use the realistic conference picture of a teacher and a mother at a table. Its calm look matches sign-up sheets and reminder slips, and it prints clearly in color or grayscale.
Is the student clipart a transparent PNG?
Yes, each student and teacher file is a PNG whose background is fully see-through. Try the background preview on chalkboard or kraft paper to see how a picture will sit on your page before you save it.
What size should teacher clip art be on a name tag?
About 1 to 1.5 inches wide is plenty for a name tag or desk plate. That leaves room for a name in large print and keeps the picture sharp.
