This fire clipart gallery has 12 warm and helpful pictures: bright flames, a friendly cartoon flame, a campfire, a bonfire, a brick fireplace, a red fire truck, an extinguisher, a hydrant and a set of black and white outlines. They come as transparent PNG files, so the orange glow sits right on a safety poster, a camp flyer or a slide without a box behind it.
Download PNG puts the file in your downloads folder, while the Copy button lets you paste the flame wherever your cursor sits. Kraft paper in the preview makes campfire pictures feel like a rustic camp sign. Fire safety week fits nicely with our community helpers clipart, and camping trips pair with the tents on the mountain clipart page.
Fire Clipart and Flame Clipart
Flames clip art adds heat to a menu, a chili cook-off sign or a science slide about energy. All three flames are drawn friendly and bright.
A classic flame with three curling tips, red at the edges and yellow in the middle. Bold lines keep it clear when shrunk to an icon.
Try this Use a small flame as a spicy level icon on a class cookbook page or a family chili night menu.
A small flame with a big grin and tiny arms waves hello. It is a gentle way to show fire to preschoolers during safety talks.
Try this Have the little flame say a rule on each page of a preschool fire safety booklet, like stay low and go.
A tall flame in red and gold with a thick white outline for easy cutting. It works as a hot streak sticker for reading or math goals.
Try this Add a flame sticker to a reading log each time a fifth grader reads five days in a row.
Campfire Clipart, Bonfire and Fireplace Clipart
A campfire or fireplace feels cozy right away. Use these for camp flyers, story time corners, winter newsletters and invitations.
A little campfire crackles on crossed logs while two sticks toast marshmallows. Loose marker lines give it a summer camp feel.
Try this Put it on a class campout reading day flyer where kids bring flashlights and read in pretend tents.
A big bonfire rises from a cone of stacked logs, with soft orange and gold washes and a few sparks. It suits fall festival cards and harvest posters.
Try this Feature it on a school fall festival poster with the time, the place and the list of games.
A red brick fireplace glows with a small fire, with a basket of logs beside it. The muted colors look homey on winter notes.
Try this Place it beside a cozy winter reading challenge on a family newsletter, asking kids to read by a warm spot at home.
Fire Safety Clipart: Fire Truck, Extinguisher and Hydrant
Fire drill days and community helper units need clear safety pictures. These three show the tools firefighters use to keep everyone safe.
A red fire engine with a silver ladder, flashing lights and big black wheels. Kids spot it instantly on a community helpers chart.
Try this Print a few for a kindergarten match-up where each vehicle card finds the worker who drives it.
A red extinguisher with a black hose, a pressure gauge and a safety pin. It is accurate enough for safety posters and school drill slides.
Try this Label the pin, handle, hose and gauge on a middle school safety poster during fire prevention week.
A short yellow hydrant with a friendly face and round side caps. It brings a light touch to a fire drill map or a street safety lesson.
Try this Print it small and stick it on a school fire drill map to show where the meeting spot is.
Fire Clipart Black and White: Flames, Fire Station and Truck
Use these black and white fire pictures for coloring corners, worksheet headers and cut shapes. They print clean on any school printer.
An easy flame outline with three tips and an inner flame line. Kids color it in warm shades to learn red, orange and yellow.
Try this Ask first graders to color the outside red, the middle orange and the center yellow during a warm colors lesson.
A fire station outline with a wide garage door, a bell above it and a small tower on the side. Use it as a printable community map piece.
Try this Color and cut it out to add to a second grade paper town map along with a school and a library.
A solid black fire engine with its ladder and wheels in clear profile. It looks sharp on cut card, window decals and hallway signs.
Try this Trace and cut the engine from black vinyl for the classroom door during fire prevention week.
Fire Safety Week Ideas by Grade
- Preschool and kindergarten: Use the cute flame and the fire truck to talk about hot and not hot. Sort pictures of a stove, a candle, a toy and a pillow into two baskets.
- Grades 1 and 2: Make a fire drill steps poster: hear the alarm, line up, walk out, meet at the hydrant. Our car and truck coloring pages add a full fire engine to color.
- Grades 3 and 4: Draw a home escape map with two ways out of each room and a meeting spot outside.
- Grades 5 to 8: Explain the fire triangle of heat, fuel and air, and use the realistic extinguisher to label each part.
Printing Warm Colors Well
Orange and red can print darker than they look on screen. If a flame comes out muddy, print a test page and lower the brightness a little in your printer settings, or use plain bright white paper rather than recycled paper.
A 1000 pixel file covers a printed width of about 3 inches at 300 dpi. That is right for badges, drill maps and the corner of a handout. A bigger poster flame is fine for a distance view, and slides can use any size.
To make a paper campfire for a reading corner, cut the campfire doodle out, glue it to a cardboard tube base, and add tissue paper flames behind it. For other vehicles, look at our car clipart page.
Which Fire Picture Should You Pick
| Project | Best picture |
|---|---|
| Fire drill map or safety poster | Fire extinguisher, fire hydrant, fire truck |
| Camp flyer or s'mores party | Campfire doodle, bonfire |
| Winter or holiday note | Retro fireplace |
| Reward or streak chart | Flame sticker, cute flame |
| Coloring or cutting | Flame outline, fire station, truck silhouette |
Questions people ask
Can I use this fire clipart for a school safety poster?
Yes. Safety posters, drill maps, lessons and family projects are all fine, as long as nothing is sold. You can mention our site if you like, but you do not have to. Please do not offer these pictures for sale in any form, and get in touch through the Contact page before printing them on items you plan to sell.
Is there a fire PNG transparent with no background?
All twelve pictures are transparent PNG files. A flame placed on a dark slide shows only the flame, with no white square. Copy and paste works too, and the background stays clear.
Where can I find fire clipart black and white?
The outline section near the bottom has a flame, a fire station and a fire truck silhouette. The flame and station are made for coloring, while the truck silhouette suits cutting and window decals.
Do you have fire truck clipart and fire station clipart for a community helpers unit?
There is a full color fire engine with a ladder, a black fire truck silhouette and a fire station outline to color. Together with the hydrant and extinguisher, they cover a whole fire safety lesson.
What campfire clipart works for a camping party invite?
The campfire doodle with marshmallow sticks fits a camping or s'mores invite, and the bonfire suits fall events. Print them about 2 to 3 inches wide on the front of a folded card.
Is the flame clipart scary for young kids?
No. Every flame here is drawn bright and simple, and the cute flame has a friendly face. There are no burning houses or frightening scenes.
