Tick through this clock clipart page for 12 drawn pictures of alarm clocks, wall clocks, watches, an hourglass, calendars and a daily schedule. They are made for telling time lessons, morning meeting boards and planners.
The clock faces use tick marks instead of printed numbers, so kids can write the numbers themselves or you can add a time beside each one. Every file is a transparent PNG: download it, or copy it right into a worksheet or slide. Need a sunny morning or a starry bedtime to go with the hours? Try our sun clipart and moon and star clipart pages.
Alarm Clock Clipart and Wall Clock Clipart
Three clocks with three personalities: a giggling alarm clock, a tidy wall clock and a mid-century bell clock. All show clear hour and minute hands.
A round red alarm clock with twin bells and a big grin, hands pointing to seven. It brightens a morning routine chart.
Try this Put it on the first square of a picture morning routine chart for preschool and kindergarten.
A plain round wall clock with a blue frame, thick black hands and a thin red second hand. It is easy to read from the back row.
Try this Paste a copy beside each block on a class schedule and draw the start time with a marker.
A teal and cream bell clock with a tiny hammer between the bells. The muted colors look nice on posters and newsletters.
Try this Add it to a parent newsletter beside the note about school start times.
Watch Clipart, Pocket Watch and Hourglass
Time fits in a pocket or on a wrist too. Here are a wristwatch, an old pocket watch and an hourglass for timers and history lessons.
A silver wristwatch with a brown leather strap and a clean white dial. Its careful shading looks right on science and how-it-works slides.
Try this Show third graders how tiny gears turn the hands, with this watch in the corner of your slide.
An open gold pocket watch with a cream face and a soft curling chain. The gentle washes suit invitations and storybook pages.
Try this Print it on a tea party invite or a story map for a book where time matters.
A wooden sand timer with blue sand trickling to the bottom, drawn with loose lines. It is a clear sign for timed tasks.
Try this Tape it to a center rotation card to show kids how long they have before they switch.
Calendar Clipart and Schedule Clipart
Calendar clip art keeps a classroom on track. Use this calendar clipart to mark Picture Day, Field Day, Groundhog Day and Presidents Day on your monthly board.
A spiral calendar page with blank squares and one day circled in red. Write any date or event in the squares yourself.
Try this Put it on a flyer for a field trip and write the date in the circled square.
A picture schedule card with icons for morning, reading, snack and bedtime. It helps young kids see what comes next.
Try this Use this schedule clipart for a weekend chore chart at home, with one task on each row.
An open weekly planner with blank boxes, a yellow pencil and two sticky notes, drawn with marker lines. It suits homework and time management pages.
Try this Use it on a middle school time management lesson where students plan one week of homework.
Clock Clipart Black and White and Outlines
These three print in plain black, so they are cheap to copy for a whole class. The blank clock face is the star of any telling time lesson.
A big round clock face with twelve tick marks, a center dot and two loose hands. Kids write the numbers and draw the time.
Try this Fit four faces on one sheet for grade 1, then let kids add numbers and draw an hour on each.
A blank month page with seven columns and rings at the top. It is ready for days of the week practice and birthday charts.
Try this Have kids fill in the days of the week and color the weekend boxes in two colors.
A twin bell alarm clock in crisp solid black. It looks bold on kraft paper and is easy to cut with a cutting machine.
Try this Cut it from black vinyl for a quiet time door sign in a reading corner.
Time Clipart Ideas by Grade
- Pre-K: Use the cute alarm clock and the visual schedule to show the order of the day. Point to each picture as you move to the next part.
- Grade 1: Telling time to the hour with the blank clock outline. Kids glue paper hands with a brad so they can turn them. Our school clipart page adds desks and backpacks for the rest of the schedule.
- Grade 2: Half hours and quarter hours with the wall clock and the retro bell clock. Ask kids to write the time under each one.
- Grades 3 to 5: Elapsed time with the hourglass, plus history with the pocket watch. The planner works for a time management mini lesson.
During Black History Month or Presidents Day week, pin the calendar clipart to your board and add a fact for each school day. For March, pair it with shamrocks from our St. Patrick's Day clipart page.
Make a Paper Clock That Turns
- Print the black and white clock face at about 3 inches wide on card stock.
- Have kids write 12, 3, 6 and 9 first, then fill in the other numbers.
- Cut two hands from colored paper, one short and one long.
- Push a brass paper fastener through both hands and the center dot.
- Call out a time and let kids turn the hands to show it.
A 1000 pixel PNG at 300 dpi gives a sharp 3 inch clock, the right size for small hands. For a large teacher clock, print the same file at 6 inches and trace over the lines with a thick marker so they stay dark.
Questions people ask
Why do the clocks have no numbers?
The faces use tick marks so you can use them for any lesson. Kids can write the numbers, or you can type the time beside the clock. It also keeps the pictures neat when they are printed small.
Where can I find clock clipart black and white?
You want the outline gallery: a blank clock face and a month page in plain lines, plus a solid alarm clock silhouette. All three print well on grayscale and are made for coloring or cutting.
Do you have calendar clipart PNG for a class newsletter?
Yes. The spiral calendar with the red circle and the black and white month page both download as transparent PNG files. Paste one beside your list of upcoming dates and type the day in the circle.
Is there an alarm clock clipart that is cute for kids?
The smiling red alarm clock with ringing bells is the friendliest one here. It works on wake-up charts, bedtime routines and kindergarten slides.
Can teachers use these clocks and calendars without paying?
Yes. Lessons, homework sheets, school calendars, home planners and other projects that earn nothing are all fine, and credit is optional. Reselling the clocks and calendars as files, alone or bundled, is not allowed. Any planner or product you plan to sell with these on it needs a quick yes from us first, sent via the Contact page.
What is a good watch clipart for a slide about time?
The realistic wristwatch has fine shading and reads clearly on a projector. For a story or invitation, the watercolor pocket watch gives a softer, old-fashioned feel.
