This library clipart collection has 12 drawn pictures for library lessons, book week and classroom reading corners: a columned library building, a little free library box, library books on a cart, a friendly librarian, a classroom library shelf and black and white outlines. Every picture is a transparent PNG that sits on a sign, a slide or a bookmark with no white patch around it.
The Download PNG button keeps a copy on your computer, while Copy drops the picture straight into a library newsletter. Use the preview to see each picture on kraft, chalkboard or your library's color. More pictures for book lovers live on our book clipart and reading clipart pages.
Library Building Clipart and Little Free Library Clip Art
A building or a book box shows where the reading happens. These fit maps, field trip notes and community library flyers.
A pale stone library stands tall with four columns, wide front steps and arched windows. It suits a town map or a field trip permission slip.
Try this Put it on a third grade field trip slip so families know the class is visiting the public library.
A small red book box on a wooden post has a glass door and a row of books inside. It is a sweet picture for a neighborhood book swap flyer.
Try this Feature it on a spring book swap handout and ask each family to bring one book to share.
A library card tucks into a paper pocket beside a round date stamp. The old-school look suits a library card sign up week display.
Try this Make it the logo for library card sign up week on posters by the front office.
Library Books Clipart and Book Cart Clip Art
Library books get borrowed, carried and returned all week. Use these on checkout reminders, return day notes and shelf labels.
Three chubby books stack up with happy faces and little white spine labels. Kids like them on return day reminders.
Try this Send it home on a library day reminder card that tells families which day books come back.
A two shelf wooden cart on wheels carries rows of colorful books. It suits a library helper job chart or a shelving lesson.
Try this Label the library helper job on a fourth grade chart with this cart and a student name tag.
A canvas tote overflows with borrowed books, finished with a thick sticker border. Hand it out as a reward for bringing books back on time.
Try this Give one to every student who returns all library books on time for a month.
Librarian Clipart and School Library Clipart
People and spaces make a library feel welcoming. These pictures help with library rules, class schedules and classroom library labels.
A smiling librarian with round glasses and a cardigan hugs a stack of books. Use it on a library schedule or a meet the librarian page.
Try this Add it to the weekly library class schedule next to each grade's visit time.
Two kids share a big beanbag and a picture book, giggling at a page. It fits a school library welcome sign or a library class newsletter.
Try this Put it on a library class newsletter under a note about this month's read aloud.
A low shelf holds rows of colored bins packed with books. It works on bin labels and a classroom library map.
Try this Shrink it onto bin labels and write a genre under each, like animals, funny books or mysteries.
Library Clipart Black and White
Black and white library pictures print cheaply for a whole school and work as coloring sheets during library class. The book border frames a reading log or a library pass.
A clean outline of a library building with columns, steps and arched windows. Kids can color it and add their own name over the door.
Try this Have second graders color it and write the name of their favorite library book above the door.
A solid black child holds one finger to the lips for a quiet signal. It makes a clear sign for a quiet reading zone.
Try this Print it large for the quiet reading zone sign and laminate it for the library wall.
A rectangular border of small books, bookmarks and stars with a wide blank middle. Use it for a library pass, reading log or award.
Try this Type Library Pass inside, print on bright paper and laminate one for each classroom.
Library Clip Art Ideas for Teachers and Librarians
- Kindergarten and first grade: The cute book stack and the beanbag readers fit book care lessons and return day notes.
- Second and third grade: Color the building outline, then label the parts of the library, like the circulation desk and the picture book section.
- Fourth and fifth grade: The book cart and the library card suit library helper jobs and a lesson on how call numbers work.
- Whole school: Hang the silhouette in the quiet zone and use the book border for passes and reading logs.
Building a reading unit around library visits? The teacher clipart and school clipart pages fill in the rest of the classroom.
Printing Library Signs and Labels
Library files measure 1000 pixels on each side, and on a 300 dpi printer they hold crisp detail up to about 3 inches wide, which suits bin labels, bookmarks and passes. For a door sign, keep the picture small and let big text do the work.
Laminate anything that kids touch every day, like passes and bin labels. A teal or mustard picture shows up well on white bins, and the black and white outlines look neat on bright yellow or green copy paper. To print several labels on one sheet, paste the same picture into a table with equal cells.
Questions people ask
Is this library clip art free?
It is free for classrooms, school libraries, public library programs and personal use, as long as nothing is sold. Credit is welcome but not required. Anyone hoping to put them on merchandise should message us through the Contact page beforehand, and please never offer the files as a clipart pack.
Is this an open clip art library?
Not in the sense of public domain files. Our pictures are free to use under the simple terms above, and they were all drawn for Clipart Finder. Every file downloads as a transparent PNG.
Do you have library clipart black and white?
You will find a building outline and a book border to color or fill with text, plus a solid silhouette for a quiet zone sign.
Is there librarian clipart?
Yes. The doodle librarian with round glasses holds a stack of books and smiles. She suits a library schedule, a welcome letter or a book fair flyer.
What library books clipart works for return day?
The cute smiling book stack is made for reminders, and the tote bag sticker makes a reward for returning books on time.
Can I use these pictures for a little free library?
Yes. The watercolor book box looks great on a sign, a neighborhood flyer or a book swap invitation for your school.
