This frog clipart page hops from a cute green frog on a lily pad to a bumpy toad, a bright tree frog and a step by step life cycle. All twelve frogs are PNG files with a see-through background, so they rest on a pond worksheet or a spring card without a white square.
Grab a frog with Download PNG, or let the Copy button put it on your slide in one step. Want to check the look first? The background preview shows each frog on white, chalkboard, kraft or a color you pick. Turtles share the pond, so grab one from our turtle clipart page, and see the animal coloring pages for full sheets to color.
Cute Frog Clipart and Green Frog Clip Art
Round faces and big eyes make these cute frogs a hit with preschool and kindergarten. Each comes with a small prop that hints at rain, ponds or the woods.
Grinning wide, a bright green frog rests on its pad next to a pink water lily. It is easy to spot on a busy page.
Try this Make a lily pad hop line on the floor and tape one frog on each pad for a counting game.
A frog stands on its back legs holding a red umbrella with a few raindrops falling. It suits April showers pages and weather charts.
Try this Clip it to the rainy spot on a first grade weather chart so the class can move it each morning.
A small frog perches on a red mushroom with white spots, drawn in loose marker lines. It has a playful woodland feel for notebooks and journals.
Try this Glue it to the cover of a nature journal before a spring walk to the school garden.
Frog Clipart Black and White
Black and white frogs print cheaply and turn into quick coloring tasks. Here is a cute frog clipart black and white outline, a frog face and a solid leaping shape for cutting.
A cartoon frog leaps through the air with its back legs stretched long. The open shapes are big enough for small hands to color.
Try this Add it to a letter F worksheet and let kids color the frog after they trace the letters.
A front view frog face with bulging eyes and a smile that stretches nearly ear to ear. It fills a circle well, so it works on badges.
Try this Print it to fit a paper plate, color it green, and staple on paper strip legs for a frog puppet.
A frog in mid jump, shown as one solid black shape. Paper, foam and vinyl all cut cleanly around it, and it reads well from far away.
Try this Cut three from green craft foam and stick them along a hallway to mark a spring reading challenge.
Toad Clipart, Tree Frog and Frog Prince Clip Art
Kids often ask how a toad is different from a frog. These three pictures help: a dry, bumpy toad, a sticky-toed tree frog and a fairy tale frog in a crown.
A plump brown toad sits low with warty skin and golden eyes, shaded like a field guide page. Compare it with a smooth frog in a science lesson.
Try this Set it beside the green lily pad frog on a third grade Venn diagram about frogs and toads.
A green tree frog with red eyes and orange toes holds onto a short twig. The bold colors pop on rainforest slides and posters.
Try this Use it on a rainforest layer poster and place it in the canopy layer with other tree dwellers.
A proud green frog wears a small gold crown and a red cape, and a fat white border runs all the way around him. It brings a smile to fairy tale units.
Try this Give one to each reader who retells a fairy tale in their own words during a second grade unit.
Frog Life Cycle Clipart
These three stages lead up to the adult frogs above. Print all of them the same size and kids can arrange the frog life cycle in a circle.
A clump of clear jelly eggs, each with a dark dot in the middle. This is the first step of the cycle.
Try this Start a cut and paste life cycle wheel with these eggs at the top and arrows going clockwise.
A dark round tadpole wiggles forward with a long thin tail. It shows the second stage, when the baby lives fully in water.
Try this Ask kindergarten students to count how many tadpoles fit across a ruler as a measuring warm up.
A tiny froglet has four new legs and a short tail it has not lost yet. Kids love spotting the in-between stage.
Try this Have students glue it between the tadpole and the adult frog, then write one fact under each stage.
Frog Activities by Grade
- Preschool: Lay out the lily pad frog cards for a jump and count game, or use the frog face on paper plate puppets.
- Kindergarten and grade 1: The egg, tadpole and froglet set plus any adult frog makes a four step sequencing card set. Print two per page and laminate.
- Grades 2 and 3: Compare the realistic toad and a smooth green frog. List body covering, where each lives and how each moves.
- Grades 4 and 5: Add the tree frog to a rainforest food web. Our bug and insect clipart page has the flies and crickets frogs eat.
Frogs and spring go together, so pair this set with the flowers and rain boots on our spring clipart page.
Printing a Frog Life Cycle Wheel
- Copy the eggs, tadpole, froglet and the lily pad frog into one document.
- Size each picture to about 2.5 inches wide so all four fit around a paper plate.
- Print on cardstock and cut out each stage.
- Glue them clockwise around the plate and draw an arrow between each pair.
- Attach a paper arrow with a brass fastener in the middle so kids can spin to each stage and tell what happens next.
At 300 dpi a PNG from this page holds its sharp edges up to about 3 inches wide, so the wheel prints clean. Black ink only? Use the outlines and let kids add the color.
Picking a Frog Style
Cute and Sticker frogs are best for young kids, labels and rewards. Realistic and Flat color frogs are best for science work where body parts matter. The doodle and watercolor frogs feel softer, so use them on cards, journals and spring notes. For a craft or a cut file, choose the outlines or the silhouette.
Green frogs look sharp on cream, light blue or pale pink. Avoid a green frog on a green page, since it will sink into the background. A black silhouette stands out on lime or bright yellow paper.
Questions people ask
Is this frog clipart free?
It is free for home use, school use, class projects and other non-commercial work. Credit is optional. Please do not sell our frogs as files or bundle them into a clipart pack, and reach us through the Contact page before a frog hops onto a shirt, mug or shop printable.
Which frog clipart black and white files can kids color?
Scroll up to the jumping frog outline, the frog face and the solid leaping shape. Kids can color the first two, while the leaping shape is better as a stencil or cut file.
Do you have toad clipart black and white?
The toad here is a realistic color drawing. For a black and white version, print it in grayscale, or let kids trace its outline onto plain paper and add the bumps themselves.
Are these clipart frog images PNG files?
Yes. Each frog clipart PNG is 1000 pixels square with a transparent background. Paste it on a colored slide and you will see only the frog.
Which frog is best for a frog life cycle lesson?
Use the eggs, the tadpole and the froglet in order, then finish with the lily pad frog as the adult. They share a simple flat look, so the set looks matched on a chart.
Can I find tree frog images clip art for a rainforest unit?
The red-eyed tree frog on a twig is made for that. Its bright colors show up well on a dark green rainforest background, and the sticky toes are easy to point out.
