Fresh spring clipart fills this page with 12 drawings for the warmer months: a painted cherry blossom branch, a pot of cute tulips, a robin nest, a March kite, an April umbrella and a basket of May flowers. Since the files carry no backdrop of their own, pink petals sit right on your pastel slide or lined handout.
Use Download PNG to keep a picture, or the Copy button to drop it into a document while you work. Before printing, flip the background preview to kraft or a soft green to picture a garden bulletin board. For whole pages to color, see our spring coloring pages, and for more blooms browse the flower clipart gallery.
Cherry Blossom Clipart
Pink blossoms are a quick, clear sign that spring has arrived. Use them for borders, cards and the top of a seasonal slide.
A curved brown branch holds open pink blossoms and small buds, painted in soft washes. It sweeps nicely along the top edge of a card or page.
Try this Stretch it along the top of a spring poetry page where fourth graders write a short haiku.
A small tree with a round cloud of pink blossoms and a sturdy brown trunk. Bold outlines make it clear on a seasons chart or a projector.
Try this Use it as the spring square on a first grade four seasons chart, next to a snowy tree and a leafy one.
A single open cherry blossom with five notched petals and a yellow center, circled by a fat white sticker rim, which makes a pretty seal for envelopes.
Try this Print on round sticker labels and use them to seal spring conference invitations sent home.
Cute Spring Clipart and Spring Flowers Clipart
Happy faces and bright petals suit the youngest learners. These pictures work on garden units, reward charts and spring party labels.
Three tulips in red, yellow and purple smile from a terracotta pot. Little kids love them on plant growth charts and garden labels.
Try this Glue it on the front of a kindergarten seed journal where children draw their bean plant each day.
A red ladybug rests on a white daisy with a yellow center, drawn in loose marker lines. It fits a bugs and blooms unit or a nature walk checklist.
Try this Add it to a second grade nature walk checklist so students tick it off when they spot a ladybug.
A woven twig nest cradles three pale blue robin eggs. The careful detail suits a science lesson on birds and life cycles.
Try this Place it as step one on a third grade bird life cycle diagram, followed by hatchling and fledgling.
March Clipart, April Clipart and May Clipart
Each spring month has a classic picture: March wind, April showers and May flowers. Put them on calendars, monthly newsletters and job charts.
A diamond kite rides the March wind with a bow-tied ribbon tail and swirly wind lines. Its muted colors look friendly on a newsletter.
Try this Put it in the header of a March newsletter beside a reminder about windy day jackets.
A yellow umbrella catches raindrops above a pair of red rain boots. It is a cheerful way to mark April on the calendar or weather board.
Try this Hang it on the April calendar square and talk with pre-K students about why plants need rain.
A woven basket overflows with tulips, daisies and lilacs in soft watercolor. It is lovely for May Day notes and teacher appreciation cards.
Try this Students can color a paper version and hang it on a neighbor door handle as a May Day surprise.
Spring Clipart Black and White
Outline and silhouette pictures print on any printer and become a quick coloring page. Hand them out for early finishers or spring break packets.
A short branch with five open blossoms and a few buds, outline only. The petals give small, satisfying spaces to color in pink.
Try this Keep a stack in the early finisher tray during April so students can color quietly.
A smiling child pedals a bike with a front basket of flowers, drawn in clean lines. It suits a spring break packet or a bike safety lesson.
Try this Put it on the cover of a spring break reading packet and ask students to color it when they finish.
Three tulips of different heights stand in a row in solid black. The shape works as a stencil, cut file or window cling.
Try this Cut it from colored cardstock and line several along the bottom of a spring hallway board as a garden.
Spring Ideas for the Classroom by Grade
- Pre-K and kindergarten: Plant beans and use the tulip pot on growth journals. The April umbrella starts a talk about weather and rain.
- Grades 1 and 2: Sort the pictures by month: kite for March, umbrella for April, basket for May. Add the ladybug to a bugs unit with pictures from our bug and insect clipart.
- Grades 3 to 5: The robin nest and the blossom tree lead into life cycles and plant parts. Older kids can label petals, stems and leaves on the outline.
- Middle school: The cherry blossom branch looks grown up on a poetry slide or a spring concert program.
For bunnies and decorated eggs, the Easter clipart page is the next stop.
Printing Soft Pastels Well
Pale pinks and lilacs can print lighter than they look on screen. If the blossoms look washed out, print on white paper with the printer set to best quality, or pick the Flat color tree, which has strong outlines. Each file is 1000 by 1000 pixels and stays clean to about 3 inches at 300 dpi, a good size for name tags, envelope seals and labels.
For a garden border, print the tulip silhouette on green, purple and yellow cardstock and cut them out. A small strip of tape on the back lets you move them around a board without tearing.
Spring Color Pairings
| Picture | Best background | Accent |
|---|---|---|
| Cherry blossoms | White or pale gray | Soft green |
| Tulips and daisies | Light yellow | Sky blue |
| Kite and umbrella | Sky blue | Coral or yellow |
| Robin nest | Cream | Robin egg blue |
Pastels look best with plenty of white space, so leave room around each picture instead of filling every corner.
Questions people ask
Can I use this spring clipart for my class without asking?
Yes. Lessons, school events, home crafts and other unsold projects are all covered, and naming us is optional. Just avoid selling the pictures themselves or repackaging them as a set, and message us through the Contact page before using any on an item for sale.
Where is the cherry blossom clip art in black and white?
The black and white section has a cherry blossom branch outline you can color pink or leave plain. The colored branch, tree and single flower are in the first section.
Do you have cute spring clipart for preschool?
The smiling tulip pot is the cutest pick, with big shapes and friendly faces. The April umbrella and the ladybug daisy are also simple enough for small children.
What is good March clipart and April clipart for a calendar?
Use the kite for March and the umbrella with rain boots for April. The May flowers basket finishes the set, so each spring month has its own symbol.
Is there spring break clipart for a note home?
The child on a bike with a flower basket fits a spring break note or packet cover. It prints in black ink, so kids can color it at home.
Are the spring flowers clipart transparent PNG files?
Each flower downloads as a transparent PNG at 1000 pixels square. Paste it onto a colored page and the petals sit on the color with no white edge.
