Winter Clipart

Choose a winter illustration for your activity

For a sequencing activity, start with the child adding a carrot nose to a snowman. Leave space beside the scene for children to write what happened before and what might happen next. The penguin holding cocoa works well beside a cozy reading prompt or a short personal greeting.

For a nature journal or wildlife vocabulary card, compare the arctic fox and the red cardinal. Give the white fox enough contrast against the page and leave room around its tail. The cardinal’s crest, beak and long tail provide clear features to describe; keep the holly branch visible when cropping.

For winter clothing and outdoor equipment lessons, use the mittens, hat, scarf, boots, skates or sled. Match the illustration to the word or action in your activity. Keep the original proportions when resizing, and use the editor to add your own captions, background and separate shapes.

From screen to paper

Every illustration has a matching transparent WebP, a CMYK PDF and an online editor. The newer detailed illustrations retain their native pixel dimensions and are placed at 300 pixels per inch in the original PDFs. Check each artwork page for its exact dimensions and page size. Fine fur, feathers and knitted textures need more room than simple equipment drawings; print at actual size before planning an enlargement.

Keep the transparent WebP over a light or colored background when arranging a digital page. For printing, check the actual size and contrast before making multiple copies. Our print size calculator helps you choose a suitable raster size; the file format guide explains when to use WebP or PDF.

Keep creating

Personal and educational projects are welcome. Commercial use and resale as clipart are not permitted. Read the usage license.