Teachers reach for apple clipart all year, so this page holds 12 drawn apples: crisp red and green fruit, a warm apple pie, a caramel apple, a full apple tree and plain outlines for coloring. Each one is an apple clipart PNG cut clean around the fruit, so it lands on your page without a white patch.
Use the Download PNG button to keep a file, or Copy to paste it into a slide, a newsletter or a word processor. The background preview lets you test an apple on chalkboard green or kraft paper first. For more harvest pictures, browse our fruit clipart and fall leaves clipart pages.
Red Apple Clipart, Green Apples and Cute Apple Clipart
A single apple is the classic teacher symbol and a simple shape for little hands to color. Pick a glossy red one, a tart green one or a smiling apple with a tiny friend.
A glossy red apple with one leaf and a short stem, outlined in bold dark lines. It is the go-to pick for a back to school welcome sign.
Try this Give every child a printed apple with their name in marker, then hang them on a paper tree by the door.
A tart green apple with faint speckles and a curled leaf, painted in light washes. The fresh look suits farmers market signs and recipe cards.
Try this Add it to the corner of a handwritten recipe card for a green apple crumble or salad.
A happy red apple waves while a little green worm peeks out to say hello. Kids grin at it on reading logs and sticker charts.
Try this Call it the bookworm apple and let it head a second grade reading log.
Apple Pie Clipart, Caramel Apple and Apple Juice Clipart
Apples turn into fall treats and drinks, and these pictures follow them from oven to cup. They fit bake sale flyers, harvest menus and a how-to writing unit.
A golden apple pie with a woven lattice top and one slice missing. The muted retro tones feel cozy on a bake sale or family night flyer.
Try this Use it on a third grade how-to writing page where students list the steps for baking a pie.
A red apple on a wooden stick is dipped in caramel and rolled in rainbow sprinkles. Scissors follow the thick white rim easily, which helps when you need a stack of fall party favors.
Try this Stick one on each treat bag at a fall festival booth so families know it holds a candy apple.
A pitcher and a short cup hold golden apple juice, with a whole apple beside them. It also works for apple cider on a harvest menu.
Try this Put it on a classroom snack calendar to mark juice days, or on a cider stand sign at a fall fair.
Apple Tree Clipart, Apple Baskets and Apple Seeds
Take the lesson from orchard to core with a tree, a picking basket and a sliced apple. Science and seasons units both get good use out of these.
A round, smiling apple tree is loaded with red fruit, and two apples rest by its trunk. It makes a cheerful header for a fall seasons chart.
Try this Show it next to a bare tree and a blossom tree for a first grade lesson on how a tree changes.
A wooden bushel basket piled high with red and yellow apples, drawn with soft shading. It fits an orchard field trip note or a harvest display.
Try this Add it to the permission slip for an orchard visit so families spot the trip at a glance.
A red apple cut in half shows the star shaped core and five dark seeds. It is a clear picture for a parts of an apple diagram.
Try this Label the skin, flesh, core, seed and stem on a kindergarten parts of an apple page.
Apple Clipart Black and White
Outlines and solid shapes save ink and give kids something to color or cut. Repeat a few in a strip across the page top for a quick apple border.
One apple with a stem and leaf in thick black lines and lots of open space. Little kids can color it red, green or yellow.
Try this Ask preschoolers to color it their favorite apple color, then make a class graph of the results.
Three apples sit side by side in clean outlines. Repeat the row along the top or bottom of a worksheet to make an easy apple border.
Try this Copy the row four times around the edge of a fall newsletter for a matching apple border.
A solid black apple with a stem and leaf, crisp at every edge. It is a clean cut file for vinyl labels and stencils.
Try this Trace it as a sponge paint stencil and let kindergartners print apples on a fall art mat.
Apple Clip Art Ideas for the Classroom
- Back to school: Pair the shiny red apple with our teacher clipart for a welcome letter or meet the teacher night.
- Apple week in kindergarten: Taste red, green and yellow apples, then glue the matching picture on a chart and tally votes.
- Science in grades 1 and 2: Use the sliced apple to label the parts, and the apple tree to talk about how fruit grows from a blossom.
- Writing in grade 3: The apple pie clipart sets up a how-to paragraph with first, next, then and last.
Want more school pictures to go with your apples? Visit the school clipart page for desks, backpacks and crayons.
Print and Color Tips for Apples
Each apple is a 1000 pixel square PNG. A small apple on a name tag or a 2 inch label prints sharp, and up to about 3 inches still looks crisp at 300 dpi.
| Apple | Paper | Colors that pair well |
|---|---|---|
| Red apple | Cream or kraft card | Mustard, navy, leaf green |
| Green apple | White matte | Soft pink, gray, warm brown |
| Caramel apple | Sticker paper | Orange, plum, gold |
| Outlines | Plain copy paper | Any crayons kids pick |
For a dessert themed party sign, pair the pie with treats from our cake and dessert clipart.
Questions people ask
Where can I get a clipart pic of an apple for a worksheet?
Any apple on this page works. The red apple and the outline are the simplest shapes, so they leave plenty of room for questions. Press Copy, then paste the apple into your worksheet file.
Is there apple clipart black and white for kids to color?
Yes. Two apple outlines and one solid silhouette sit in the black and white section. The outlines are the ones to color, and the silhouette is better for stencils and cut paper crafts.
Are these apple images clip art files with a transparent background?
They are. Each apple clipart PNG has nothing behind the fruit, so it rests on colored paper or a dark slide without a frame of white. Flip the background preview to kraft or chalkboard to judge it.
Can teachers use this apple clipart without paying?
Yes. Use the apples for lessons, school events, home crafts and other projects you do not sell, with or without a credit line. They may not be resold as files or packed into clipart sets. Planning to put an apple on merchandise or a paid printable? Send a short message through our Contact page and wait for a yes.
Do you have apple tree clipart for fall?
The cute apple tree is full of red apples and works well for fall charts. For full sheets to color, our fall coloring pages include harvest scenes.
Which apple picture looks best on a bulletin board?
The flat red apple and the caramel apple sticker have bold edges that read from across a room. Print them a bit larger on card stock and cut just outside the outline.
