Worksheet Clip Art: 30 Drag-and-Drop Illustrations for Your Worksheets

The worksheet builder now includes a built-in clip art library. Pick an illustration, click to place it on your worksheet, then drag it wherever you want. It prints exactly as it looks on screen.

What's Included

30 education-themed illustrations organized into six categories:

• School: Pencil, open book, graduation cap, ruler, backpack, ABC, chalkboard
• Science: Microscope, atom, beaker, magnet, planet, DNA
• Animals: Fish, butterfly, bird, turtle, bee
• Nature: Tree, sun, cloud, flower, mountain
• Shapes: Star, heart, lightning bolt, trophy
• Misc: Globe, clock, music note, light bulb, map, flag

Every illustration is a clean line drawing that looks sharp at any size and prints well in black and white. No color ink required.

How It Works

1. Open the worksheet builder
2. Scroll down in the left sidebar to the Clip Art section
3. Click a category tab to browse illustrations
4. Click any illustration to place it on your worksheet
5. Drag to reposition, use the corner handle to resize
6. Click the red X to remove, or use the list in the sidebar

You can place as many illustrations as you want. Each one is independently positioned and sized, so you can put a small star next to a question, a large microscope in the header, or a row of animals across the bottom of the page.

Why Clip Art on a Worksheet?

Plain text worksheets work fine. But a butterfly next to a reading passage about insects, or a beaker next to a science vocabulary section, makes the worksheet feel more polished and helps younger students connect the content to a visual. Teachers have been asking for this, and the implementation is simple: click, drag, print.

Also New: 8 More Worksheet Topics

We also added 8 new reading comprehension worksheets this week:

Greek Mythology (Reading, grades 3-6): Greek Gods and Goddesses, The Minotaur and the Labyrinth, The Trojan War, and Heroes of Greek Mythology.

Civil War (Social Studies, grades 3-6): The North and the South, Causes of the Civil War, The Civil War, and Reconstruction After the Civil War.

Browse the full library at /worksheets. The worksheet collection now has 36 topics across Reading, Math, Science, and Social Studies.

Try It

• Build a worksheet: /worksheet
• Browse premade worksheets: /worksheets