Our sleep clipart set has 12 drowsy drawings: a child tucked into bed, a yawning kid, a napping cat, pillows, pajamas, a sleeping bag and a dreamy moon. Rest time charts, bedtime routine cards and pajama day notes all need pictures like these, and every file has a see-through background.
Download PNG saves the picture, and Copy pastes it into a slide or a word processor in one move. The background preview shows how the dark silhouette sleeper looks on navy, or how the watercolor cat sits on cream paper. For more nighttime pictures, browse our moon and star clipart and the baby clipart page.
Sleep Clipart and Sleeping Clipart
These sleepy pictures show kids and pets winding down. Use them for quiet time signs, rest mat labels and bedtime story slides.
A little one snoozes in bed with a star quilt pulled up to the chin. The soft round shapes calm down a busy schedule card.
Try this Place it at the rest time slot of a pre-K picture schedule so children can see when naps come.
A kid in green pajamas yawns wide and stretches both arms high. It says it is almost bedtime without a single word.
Try this Put it on a home bedtime routine chart just after brushing teeth and before the story picture.
An orange tabby naps in a tight curl on a round purple cushion. The gentle paint suits a cozy reading nook sign.
Try this Add it to a quiet reading nook sign that reminds second graders to use whisper voices.
Bed Clipart and Pillow Clipart
Need a plain bed or pillow clipart for a bedroom vocabulary card or a make your bed chore chart? Choose bright color for kids or the outline to color in.
A wooden bed is made up neat with a red quilt and two plump pillows. It works for chore charts and home vocabulary.
Try this Use it as the make your bed square on a weekly chore chart with a box to check each morning.
A simple bed with a curved headboard and a striped blanket, drawn in plain black lines. Kids can color the blanket any pattern they like.
Try this Add it to a rooms of the house cut and sort page, where the bed goes in the bedroom box.
Two soft white pillows sit stacked with real folds and shadows. Use them on product style slides or a sleep science report.
Try this Put it on a fifth grade health slide about how much sleep growing kids need each night.
Pajama Day Clipart and Sleepover Pictures
Spirit week and class reward days often include a pajama day. These pajama clipart pictures dress up the flyer and the sign-up sheet.
A folded striped pajama set rests beside a pair of fuzzy slippers inside a white sticker edge. Snip around that edge for reward tickets.
Try this Hand one out as a token that the class has earned a pajama day after filling the marble jar.
Two kids in pajamas and slippers grin while hugging their pillows. The muted retro colors look sharp on a printed flyer.
Try this Set it beside the pajama day line of a spirit week flyer so families spot it fast.
A rolled sleeping bag, a small pillow and a flashlight sit ready for a sleepover. It suits camp packing lists and party notes.
Try this Add it to a family camp night packing list beside check boxes for a toothbrush and a warm sweater.
Bedtime and Dream Clipart, Plus Sleeping Clipart Black and White
End the page with a dreamy picture and two black and white sleepers. Print them in black ink for coloring time or use them for cut paper night crafts.
A fluffy cloud carries a sleepy crescent moon and a sprinkle of stars. It fits writing pages about dreams and wishes.
Try this Use it on a third grade writing page that starts with the line last night I dreamed.
A child sleeps under a blanket hugging a teddy, shown in solid black. It is a strong shape for night scene crafts and cut files.
Try this Glue a cut out of it on blue paper and add chalk stars for a first grade night sky craft.
A grandpa nods off in a comfy armchair with a book open on his lap. Kids love coloring his slippers and cardigan.
Try this Give it as a story starter and ask kids to write what grandpa is dreaming about.
Bedtime Pictures for School and Home Routines
- Pre-K and kindergarten: Put the tucked in child on the rest time card of a picture schedule. Add the napping cat to the cot area so new students know the room gets quiet there.
- Home routine charts: Line up the yawning kid, the toothbrush step and the made bed in order. Little ones can move a clothespin along as each step is done.
- Grades 1 to 3: Use the dream cloud for story starters and the outline bed in a rooms of the house unit with our house clipart.
- Grades 4 and 5: The realistic pillows suit a health slide about rest, screens before bed and how sleep helps the brain.
Planning a Pajama Day Flyer
Keep a pajama day flyer simple: one picture, the date, and a short note on what to wear. The retro pajama kids work as the main picture, and the striped pajama sticker can repeat small in the corners. Print a few extra on card stock as reward tickets.
| Piece | Picture | Size to print |
|---|---|---|
| Flyer header | Retro pajama kids | 3 inches wide |
| Reward ticket | Striped pajama sticker | 1.5 inches wide |
| Packing list | Sleeping bag doodle | 2 inches wide |
| Coloring sheet | Outline bed or dozing grandpa | Full width |
A teddy from our bear clipart set makes a sweet extra for a bring your stuffed animal day.
Questions people ask
May teachers use this sleep clipart for free?
Yes. Use the sleepy pictures on rest time charts, pajama day notes, homework and family crafts at no cost, with or without a credit. Selling the drawings as files or in bundles is not allowed. Anyone hoping to print a sleepyhead on goods for sale should check with us via Contact beforehand.
Is there bed clipart black and white for coloring?
Two pictures fit. The outline bed with a curved headboard is plain line art, and so is the grandpa dozing in his chair. Print them in black ink and let kids add patterns to the blankets.
Which picture works best for pajama day?
The retro kids hugging pillows make a clear flyer header. The striped pajama set sticker is small and tidy, so it suits tickets, name tags and the corners of a sign-up sheet.
Do you have nap clipart for a preschool schedule?
The cute child tucked into bed and the curled up orange cat both say nap time at a glance. Use one on the schedule card and the other near the cots.
Is the pillow clipart a transparent PNG?
Yes. Like every picture here, the pillows download as a PNG with a clear background, so they sit on any color without a white box.
What sleeping clip art fits a night sky craft?
The silhouette child asleep with a teddy is a solid black shape that cuts out easily. Glue it on dark blue paper and add stars and a moon.
