This thanksgiving clipart gallery holds 12 drawings for the late November season, from a smiling slice of pumpkin pie to a full cornucopia, a pilgrim hat and a roast turkey on a platter. Every file comes as a transparent PNG, which means your menu, place card, worksheet or slide shows through around the edges of the art.
Hit Download PNG to save one for later, or press Copy and drop it straight onto your page. Try the background preview on kraft paper or a deep orange to see how a harvest page will look before you print. Need a big page to color during the holiday break? Our thanksgiving coloring pages fill a whole sheet, and the turkey clipart page has a whole flock of gobblers.
Cute Thanksgiving Clipart and Happy Thanksgiving Clip Art
Round faces and soft colors make these the friendliest picks for preschool and the early grades. They stay clear at small sizes, so use them on name cards, reward tickets and party labels.
A wedge of pumpkin pie grins up from under a swirl of whipped cream. It is a sweet fit for a happy thanksgiving card or a class treat sign.
Try this Paste it on a big thank-you card that kindergartners all sign for the school cafeteria staff.
A plump little turkey hugs a red maple leaf, framed by a thick white sticker edge. The fan of tail feathers gives it a cheerful, finished look.
Try this Print on sticker paper and give one to each first grader who shares a thankful sentence aloud.
A cartoon pilgrim girl in a white bonnet and gray dress carries a warm pie with both hands. The loose marker lines feel homemade and relaxed.
Try this Set it beside a second grade writing task that asks children to describe a favorite family dish.
Cornucopia Clipart and Harvest Clipart
The horn of plenty and a full basket are classic signs of the harvest season. These pictures add warmth to a fall festival flyer, a food drive poster or a lesson about crops.
A woven horn of plenty spills out apples, purple grapes, a squash and an ear of corn. The soft painted washes look lovely on cream cardstock.
Try this Print it at the top of a family dinner menu card and list each dish underneath in neat handwriting.
A sturdy bushel basket brims with red apples, dried corn and striped gourds. The careful shading works well for science and social studies slides.
Try this Use it on a third grade slide about crops picked in autumn, then label each item in the basket.
A cheerful farmer in a straw hat and overalls carries a crate of corn in from the field. The muted colors suit a farmers market sign or a farm unit.
Try this Add it to a kindergarten farm-to-table sequence card set showing how corn travels from field to plate.
Thanksgiving Food Clipart and Thanksgiving Dinner Clipart
A feast needs food, and these dishes cover the main table. Mix them on a menu, a sorting game or a counting page about the big meal.
A golden roast turkey rests on a white oval platter with sprigs of green herbs. The bold outlines stay crisp on a menu or a projector screen.
Try this Place it at the center of a potluck sign-up sheet so families know which dish the main table needs.
One plate holds mashed potatoes with gravy, green beans, stuffing and a spoonful of cranberry sauce. It is handy for healthy plate talks and menu cards.
Try this Ask first graders to circle each food group on the plate and write the group name next to it.
A happy ear of corn stands with two round dinner rolls, all wearing tiny smiles. Small kids love the friendly faces on a counting page.
Try this Repeat the trio across a preschool counting page and ask children to count the rolls in each row.
Thanksgiving Clipart Black and White: Pilgrims and Borders
Black and white thanksgiving clip art saves color ink and turns into a coloring task in seconds. The outlines are easy to fill, and the silhouette cuts well for wall displays.
A tall pilgrim hat with a wide brim and a buckle outline, in solid black. The simple shape cuts out cleanly by hand or on a cutting machine.
Try this Trace it onto black construction paper so kindergartners can make their own pilgrim hat headband.
A pilgrim boy and girl stand side by side and wave, drawn in clean outlines. Children can color the collars, hats and shoes however they like.
Try this Put it in the corner of a reading comprehension page as a color-when-done reward.
A long strip of oak leaves, maple leaves and acorns runs edge to edge in outline. Line copies end to end to frame a newsletter or bulletin board.
Try this Run it across the top of a thanksgiving break note home, then let students color the leaves before it goes in folders.
Thanksgiving Classroom Ideas by Grade
- Pre-K and kindergarten: The cute pie and the corn and rolls trio suit counting mats, a thankful tree and name cards for a class feast.
- Grades 1 and 2: Use the feast plate for a food group sort, and the pilgrim outline as a quick coloring reward after a read-aloud.
- Grades 3 to 5: The harvest basket and the farmer fit a unit on crops and seasons. Pair them with the fall leaves clipart for a full autumn slide deck.
- Middle school: The cornucopia looks grown up on a food drive poster, and the hat silhouette makes a tidy cut-out for a hallway display.
Harvest Colors That Work Together
| Picture | Paper or background | Accent color |
|---|---|---|
| Cornucopia, harvest basket | Cream or kraft | Deep red |
| Cute pie, corn and rolls | Pale yellow | Pumpkin orange |
| Roast turkey, feast plate | White | Sage green |
| Pilgrim hat silhouette | Burnt orange or gold | Black |
Keep one warm color as the star and let the rest stay quiet. A page with orange, red and gold all at full strength can feel busy, so try cream paper with one bold accent.
Questions people ask
Is this thanksgiving clipart free?
Yes, for personal crafts, classroom work, school events and other non-commercial projects. Credit is kind but optional. You may not resell the pictures or pack them into clipart bundles, and if you plan to sell something that uses one, the Contact page is where to check with us ahead of time.
Where is the thanksgiving clipart black and white?
The last section has the pilgrim hat silhouette, the pilgrim boy and girl outline and the leaf border. All three print with black ink only. For a full page to color, see our thanksgiving coloring pages.
Can I use these thanksgiving cartoon images on a slide?
Yes. The Copy button puts a pie or pilgrim on your clipboard, ready for your slide. Because the background is transparent, the pie or turkey sits right on your slide color with no box around it.
Do you have a thanksgiving border clipart for a newsletter?
The leaf and acorn strip is made to run along the top or bottom of a page. Place two or three copies end to end for a wide newsletter, and color them in with markers if you want warm tones.
Which pictures work for a thanksgiving feast menu?
The roast turkey platter, the feast plate and the cornucopia all suit a menu. Use one large picture at the top and keep the rest of the card for dish names.
Is there harvest clipart for a fall festival flyer?
The harvest basket, the farmer with his corn crate and the cornucopia all fit a fall festival. For more leaves, acorns and trees, visit our fall clipart page.
