This family clipart gallery has 12 drawn families and family members, from a family of four holding hands to a three-generation family, a mom to be and a grandma with a tray of cookies. Every file has a clear background, which means a card, a slide or an all about me worksheet shows through around the people.
The families come in many shapes, skin tones and sizes, because kids like to find a picture that looks like home. Download PNG keeps a copy on your computer, and the Copy button lets you drop a family right into a document. Want just one child? Try our girl clipart and boy clipart, or add a newborn from the baby clipart page.
Family Clipart for Every Size of Family
Some families have four people, some have five, and some share one roof with grandparents. These family clip art pictures cover all three, so every child in your class can point to one that feels familiar.
A mom, a dad, a daughter and a son stand in a row with joined hands. The bold outlines stay clear when you shrink it for a newsletter header.
Try this Put it at the top of a back to school family survey that goes home in the first week.
Grandma in a soft green sari, grandpa in a kurta, the parents and two kids pose close together. It suits lessons on family trees and how families live together.
Try this Glue it in the middle of a grade 2 family tree poster and add name labels on the branches around it.
Two parents and three kids share sandwiches on a checked picnic blanket. The loose marker lines give it a homemade feel for summer flyers.
Try this Add it to a flyer for a school family picnic night and list what each family should bring.
Mom Clipart and Mother's Day Clipart
These mom clipart pictures are soft and warm, which is just what a homemade card needs. Use them for mothers day clip art on cards, coupon books and spring class newsletters.
A mom kneels to hug her little girl, who proudly holds a bunch of pink tulips. Its round, happy faces make it a sweet mother's day clipart pick for preschool cards.
Try this Fold a card in half, glue the hug on the front, and let kindergartners dictate a message inside.
A smiling mom to be rests both hands on her round belly, framed by a white sticker edge. Use it on baby shower invites, gift tags and welcome baby cards.
Try this Print several on sticker paper and use them to seal the envelopes of baby shower invitations.
A mom and her toddler share a little green watering can over a pot of daisies. The gentle washes look lovely on a spring card or a garden day note.
Try this Pair it with a seed packet craft so each first grader gives a planted cup to a grown-up at home.
Dad Clipart, Grandma Clipart and Grandparents
Dads and grandparents get their own spotlight here. Use the dad clipart for fathers day clip art and the grandparents for a grandparents day tea or a family history unit.
A tall dad carries his son on his shoulders while they both wave. The muted retro colors give a fathers day clipart card a cool, old-school look.
Try this Turn it into a happy fathers day clipart card and have second graders list three things they do with dad.
An older couple shares a paper bag of popcorn on a wooden bench. The careful shading suits a grandparents day program or a slide about family stories.
Try this Use it on a grandparents day program cover beside the list of songs the class will sing.
Grandma holds a tray of warm cookies while her granddaughter reaches for one. This cozy scene works on recipe cards and a holiday family newsletter.
Try this Print it on a family recipe card so each child can bring home a favorite recipe from a grandparent.
Family Clipart Black and White: Silhouettes and Outlines
These family clipart black and white pictures save ink and double as a quick coloring sheet. The silhouette is easy to cut by hand or with a cutting machine.
Two parents and two kids walk in a line, hand in hand. A plain black shape like this looks sharp on kraft paper or a bright card.
Try this Cut it from black cardstock and pin it on a bulletin board titled Families Come in All Sizes.
A dad and his daughter share a picture book on a big beanbag. The clean outlines make an easy coloring page for a reading night handout.
Try this Add it to a family reading log so kids color one part of the picture for each book they finish.
A big sister gives her little brother a piggyback ride, and both are laughing. Kids can color it to match their own siblings.
Try this Glue it onto a first grade all about me sheet and ask kids to draw their own siblings beside it.
Classroom Ideas for Family Clip Art
- Pre-K and kindergarten: Make a My Family book. Each page gets one picture, such as the mom hug or the grandma with cookies, and a sentence starter like This is my.
- Grades 1 and 2: Build a family tree. The joint family picture sits in the trunk, and kids add their own drawings on the branches. Sort words like sister, brother, aunt and cousin under each picture.
- Grades 3 to 5: Use the parents clipart and grandparents scene on slides for an interview project, where students ask an older relative about games they played as kids.
- Family events: Picnic flyers, open house signs and a grandparents day program all look friendlier with one of these on top.
Teaching about jobs too? The community helpers clipart page has the grown-ups kids meet around town.
Making Mother's Day and Father's Day Cards
For a folded card, set the page to landscape and fold it in half, then paste the clipart on the right half so it lands on the front. At 1000 pixels square, each picture prints crisp up to about 3 inches wide, which fills the front of a standard card nicely.
On colored cardstock, the transparent background lets the card color show through, so a pink or mint card looks finished with no white patch. Use the background preview button to test the color before you print a class set.
Younger kids can color the black and white outlines instead of using printed color. Add a heart or two from our heart clipart page for the inside of the card.
Picking a Style for Family Pictures
| Style | Good for | Try it with |
|---|---|---|
| Cute and Sticker | Cards, labels, little kids | Blush pink, mint, butter yellow |
| Watercolor | Invitations, keepsakes | Cream cardstock, soft green |
| Flat color and Doodle | Flyers, newsletters | White paper, bold headings |
| Retro | Dad cards, posters | Kraft paper, navy ink |
| Line art and Silhouette | Coloring, cutting, cheap copies | Any bright card stock |
If you mix pictures on one family worksheet, keep to a single style so the page looks tidy.
Questions people ask
Is the family clipart free for school and home?
It is. Moms, dads, teachers and kids may put these families on lesson pages, reunion flyers and any project that earns no money, with or without a thank you line to us. Two things are off limits: passing the PNGs along as your own clipart set, and selling them unchanged. If a family picture is headed for a product with a price tag, drop us a line through Contact so we can say yes first.
Do you have mother clipart black and white for coloring?
You will find three in the outline section: a dad reading with his daughter, a big sister with her little brother and a family silhouette. For a mom picture to color, print the mom hug in color as a model and let kids trace or draw their own version beside it.
Which picture works as mothers day clipart?
The cute mom hug with pink tulips is the most popular choice for a card. The mom and toddler watering flowers is softer and suits a spring note or a garden gift tag.
Is there a mom to be clipart picture for a baby shower?
The expecting mom in a yellow dress is drawn as a sticker with a white edge, so it cuts out cleanly for invites and favor tags. Pair it with a bottle or a rattle from our baby clipart page.
Do you have grandma clipart and grandpa pictures?
Yes. Grandma holds a tray of cookies with her granddaughter, and a grandma and grandpa share popcorn on a bench. The joint family picture also shows grandparents with their children and grandkids.
Why do I see a white box when I paste the family picture?
Many word processors place a new picture in line with your text, which can look like a box. Pick a wrap option that floats the picture over the page, and the family will sit on your background. Nothing white is saved inside the PNG.
