Dive into fish clipart with 12 drawn pictures: a bubbly goldfish, a round fish bowl, a rainbow-scaled fish, a graceful koi, a puffed-up puffer, a jellyfish, a kid fishing from a boat and clean outlines to color. Every file is a transparent PNG, so a fish can swim across a blue worksheet or an ocean slide without a white box trailing it.
Click Download PNG to save a fish, or Copy to place it in your lesson right now. Sea creatures with bigger teeth live on our shark clipart page, and whales, crabs and octopuses are on ocean animals clipart.
Cute Fish Clipart, Goldfish Clipart and Fish Bowl Clipart
Friendly fish with big eyes for young kids, pet lessons and party crafts. The fish bowl doubles as a class pet sign.
A chubby orange goldfish puffs out three bubbles with a cheerful grin. It is a favorite on preschool counting cards.
Try this Print five on a preschool counting card and have kids count the bubbles above each fish.
A small goldfish swims in a round glass bowl with a green plant and pebbles at the bottom. The soft paint looks sweet on a class pet sign.
Try this Use it on the class pet job card so the student feeding the fish knows it is their turn.
A fish covered in rainbow scales, from red at the nose to purple at the tail, wrapped in a white sticker edge. It is a cheerful reward for sharing.
Try this Give one to a kindergarten student caught sharing, and line the stickers up on a class kindness chart.
Koi Fish Clipart, Puffer Fish and Jelly Fish Clipart
Special fish and sea jellies for science lessons and art projects. Each one has a shape kids remember.
A white koi with orange and black patches swims in a gentle S-curve, its long fins trailing. The detail fits art lessons and pond reports.
Try this Place it on a pond life slide for grade 3, swimming beside a frog on a lily pad.
A puffer fish blown up like a spiky yellow ball, with wide surprised eyes. Kids love learning why it puffs up.
Try this Put it on a fact card that explains how a puffer fish swells up to scare away a hungry predator.
A pink jellyfish floats along with long, wavy tentacles drawn in loose marker lines. It makes a fun model for a paper bowl craft.
Try this Show it beside a paper bowl jellyfish craft with crepe paper tentacles for first grade.
Fishing Clipart: Fishing Pole, Fisherman and Fish Tank
Gone fishing. These pictures suit summer camp, Father's Day cards and a fish tank corner.
A kid in a bucket hat sits in a small rowboat and reels in a green bass. The muted tones look great on a summer camp flyer.
Try this Put it on a summer reading flyer called "Hooked on Books" with a list of good books below.
A fishing rod with a reel, a curving line and a red and white bobber. It works on its own as a summer icon.
Try this Make a magnet fishing game: tape this picture to the game box and use paper fish with paper clips.
A small rectangular fish tank holds two bright fish, a little castle and green plants. It is a sweet picture for a pet care unit.
Try this Have second graders list what a fish needs to stay healthy around a copy of the tank.
Fish Clipart Black and White
Simple fish outlines, a starfish and a school of fish in silhouette. Print them in black ink for coloring, tracing or cutting.
A simple fish outline with big scales, a round eye and a forked tail. It is easy to color and easy to cut.
Try this Have preschoolers color it and glue on paper scales, then hang the fish in a class ocean.
A five-armed starfish with small dots on each arm, drawn in clean outlines. It is a quick, easy coloring page.
Try this Use it on a kindergarten math page and ask kids to count the five arms and color each one.
Six small fish swim in a group, filled in solid black. The group shape looks great cut from paper for a wall.
Try this Trace several shoals onto black paper, then glue them across a blue backdrop to show fish swimming in groups.
Fish Clipart Ideas by Grade
- Preschool: Count bubbles with the cute goldfish, and color the simple outline.
- Kindergarten: The starfish outline is good for counting to five. Give rainbow fish stickers for sharing.
- Grades 1 and 2: Make a jellyfish craft, and use the fish tank to talk about pet care.
- Grades 3 to 5: The koi, the puffer fish and the shoal suit lessons about fish features, habitats and why fish swim in groups.
Want other animals to go with your ocean unit? Try turtle clipart and our animal coloring pages.
Making a Paper Fishing Game
A fishing game is an easy center for little learners. Print the outline fish and the rainbow fish on cardstock, color them, and write a letter, number or sight word on each one. Slide a paper clip onto every fish.
For the pole, tie a string to a ruler or a dowel and add a small magnet at the end. Kids "catch" a fish and read what is on it. Tape the fishing pole picture to the game box so everyone knows what the center is.
Each PNG is 1000 pixels square, which stays sharp at around 3 inches wide when printed. That is a good size for a game fish in small hands.
Color Ideas for Fish Pictures
| Fish | Background color |
|---|---|
| Goldfish, koi | Pale blue or aqua |
| Rainbow fish, puffer fish | White or light sand |
| Jellyfish | Deep navy |
| Shoal silhouette | Turquoise or sky blue |
Blue backgrounds make orange fish pop because the two colors sit opposite each other on the color wheel. Try it with the preview before you print.
Questions people ask
Where can I find fish clipart black and white?
Scroll to the last gallery group. It holds a plain fish and a starfish drawn as outlines for crayons, plus a shoal of six fish in solid black that suits scissors and stencils.
Is there a cute fish clipart for little kids?
Yes. The goldfish blowing bubbles and the rainbow fish sticker both have big eyes and bright colors, so they work on preschool charts and name tags.
Do you have fishing clipart for a summer flyer?
Try the kid fishing in a rowboat or the fishing pole with a bobber. Both are great for camp flyers, Father's Day cards or a summer reading poster.
Is the fish png transparent?
Yes. Nothing but the fish is saved in each file. Place it on a blue page and only the fish shows, as if it is swimming in water.
Can I use the koi fish clipart in a school art lesson?
Of course. Art class, homework and home projects are all free uses, and a credit line is optional. Get in touch via our Contact page before the koi appears on any item for sale, and keep the files themselves out of any bundle you sell.
