Our food clipart hub starts with 16 drawn meals and snacks: a pancake breakfast, a packed lunch, tacos, popcorn, sushi, a steaming pot and a little chef in a tall white hat. There is no white box around any of them, since the PNG files are transparent, so a burger can sit on a colored menu or a nutrition slide and blend right in.
Need one food group in depth? This page links to every food set on the site. Find crunchy fruit at apple clipart and fruit clipart, garden picks at vegetable clipart, slices at pizza clipart, cones at ice cream clipart, treats at cake and dessert clipart and cups at coffee and drink clipart.
Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner Food Clipart
One picture for each meal of the day makes a daily schedule easy to read for young kids. These four also anchor a balanced plate lesson, and the open lunch box doubles as sandwich clipart.
A short stack of pancakes with butter and syrup shares a plate with a sunny fried egg and two strawberries. It marks breakfast time on a picture schedule.
Try this Put it as the first card on a preschool visual schedule, followed by circle time and centers.
A blue lunch box smiles with its lid open, showing a sandwich, an apple and carrot sticks. It works for a lunch count chart or a lunch box note.
Try this Stick it beside the lunch count board so kindergartners move their clothespin under home lunch or school lunch.
Gentle washes show a bowl of vegetable soup with carrots, peas and noodles, a spoon resting on the rim. It suits a winter menu or a get well card.
Try this Paste it on a get well card with a line such as, a warm bowl of good wishes for you.
A plate of spaghetti twirls under tomato sauce, three meatballs and a basil leaf. It is a natural pick for a dinner menu, a family night flyer or a food report.
Try this Use it on a family spaghetti night flyer and list the time and room number below it.
Snack Clipart: Popcorn, Burgers and Tacos
Fun foods grab attention on movie day notes, field day menus and fundraiser signs. Here is popcorn clipart, a stacked burger and a crunchy taco.
A striped paper bucket spills fluffy popcorn over the top, drawn in soft vintage colors. It fits a movie afternoon note, a snack time sign or a reward coupon.
Try this Make a class movie ticket with this bucket and give one to each student who returns a signed form.
A tall cheeseburger stacks a seeded bun, melty cheese, lettuce and tomato, wrapped in a white sticker edge. It makes a cheerful tag for a grill party or cookout plate.
Try this Label paper plates at a family cookout so each guest can write a name on a burger sticker.
A crunchy taco overflows with lettuce, cheese and tomato bits, drawn with quick marker lines. It is handy for a taco day lunch menu or a Spanish vocabulary card.
Try this Add it to a Spanish class food word wall next to the word taco and a short sentence.
Cooking Clipart and Kitchen Clipart
These cooking clipart pictures help with recipe steps, kitchen safety rules and a class cookbook. The little chef is a favorite for job charts.
A cheerful kid in a white chef hat and apron stirs a pot with a wooden spoon. Use it on a class cookbook cover, a recipe card or a classroom helper chart.
Try this Put the chef on the cover of a second grade class cookbook made of favorite family recipes.
Four kitchen tools sit side by side: a whisk, a wooden spoon, a spatula and a rolling pin. They label recipe steps and pretend play kitchen bins.
Try this Label the bin of play kitchen tools so preschoolers can match and put each one away.
A copper pot steams on its own, with a carrot and celery stalk poking over the edge. It fits a recipe blog header or a soup supper invitation.
Try this Print it on a stone soup reading response page after first graders hear the folktale.
Food Clipart Black and White
Two outlines and a solid chef hat that print with black ink. Color them, trace them, or turn them into a menu stencil.
A hamburger drawn as open lines, from the dots on the bun down to the wavy lettuce. Kids can color each layer and label it.
Try this Have first graders color each layer and write bun, cheese, lettuce and patty on lines beside it.
A hot dog rests in its bun with a squiggle of mustard on top, drawn in black outline. It works for a picnic coloring page or a field day menu.
Try this Print it on the field day lunch order form so families can circle hot dog or sandwich.
A tall puffy chef hat filled in solid black. Scissors or a cutting machine follow its edge easily, so it makes a quick door sign or t-shirt stencil.
Try this Cut the shape from black card and mount it on the classroom kitchen door as a cooking club sign.
Food Clipart Ideas for Healthy Eating Lessons
Food pictures turn nutrition lessons into sorting games. Print a set, cut them apart, and let kids sort each card into piles on the table.
| Grade | Activity | Pictures to use |
|---|---|---|
| Pre-K and K | Breakfast, lunch or dinner sort | Pancake plate, lunch box, spaghetti |
| Grades 1 and 2 | Everyday food or sometimes food | Soup, taco, popcorn, burger |
| Grades 3 to 5 | Build a balanced plate on a paper circle | Spaghetti, sushi, soup, plus fruit and vegetable sets |
| Middle school | Design a restaurant menu with prices in points | Storefront, food truck, chef |
For healthy food clipart, mix this page with the vegetable clipart and fruit clipart sets so every food group has a picture.
Questions people ask
Is this food clipart free to download?
It is free for family use, lessons, school menus and other projects that are not sold. Adding our name is a kind extra, never a rule. Reselling the pictures or bundling them into a pack is not allowed, and anything you plan to sell needs a yes from us, so write in on the Contact page.
Do you have clipart for restaurant menus?
Yes. The storefront, food truck, chef hat silhouette and spaghetti plate are drawn with menus in mind. Choose one style for the whole menu so it looks planned.
Where can I find food clipart black and white?
Ink-only choices include a hamburger outline, a hot dog outline and a solid chef hat. The outlines suit coloring and labeling, while the chef hat is ready for a stencil.
Is there lunch clipart for a lunch count chart?
The smiling lunch box with a sandwich and apple is made for that job. It reads well at about one inch, so it fits on a pocket chart card or a clothespin chart.
What snack clipart works for a movie day?
The striped popcorn bucket is the classic choice. Pair it with a simple ticket shape and a cup from our drink set for a movie day note home.
Are the taco and sushi pictures good for a world foods unit?
Yes. The doodle taco and the cute sushi board both show clear details kids can talk about. Add them to a food passport or a map where students glue each dish next to its country.
