This winter clipart page bundles 12 cold weather drawings: fuzzy mittens, a pom pom hat, a child zooming down a hill on a sled, a snow globe and a red cardinal on a snowy branch. Every one is saved without a background, so the snow and sky colors come from your own page or slide.
Tap Download PNG to store a picture on your device, or Copy to place it in a doc or presentation. The background preview lets you see each drawing on chalkboard, white or a winter blue before you print. For full page snow scenes to color, visit our winter coloring pages, and for single flakes in many shapes open the snowflake clipart gallery.
Cute Winter Clipart: Mittens, Hats and Warm Clothes
Warm clothes are the first thing kids think of when the cold arrives. These cheerful pictures help with clothing vocabulary, dress-for-weather charts and cubby labels.
Two red mittens with snowflake knit patterns smile at each other, joined by a white string. They make a sweet matching game piece.
Try this Print several pairs in different colors, cut them apart, and let pre-K students find each mitten match.
A striped teal and white knit beanie topped with a fluffy pom pom, finished with a thick white sticker edge. It looks great on a planner or water bottle.
Try this Hand one out on the first cold morning to students who remember their hat for outdoor recess.
A puffy yellow coat, a pair of snow boots and a striped scarf are grouped as one set. Use it on a weather chart or a lost and found sign.
Try this Add it to a kindergarten weather board under the word cold so children know what to wear outside.
Snow Day Clipart and Sledding Clipart
A snow day is pure joy for a child. These pictures bring that fun to a school closing notice, a story starter or a winter fun night flyer.
A cheerful child zooms along on a red sled with a long scarf flying behind. The loose lines give it a playful, fast feel.
Try this Put it on a first grade story page that begins with the line We woke up and it had snowed.
A soft gray cloud with a sleepy smile lets a few snowflakes drift down. It is a great symbol for a snowy day on a weather chart.
Try this Laminate it and add a magnet to the back so students can post it on the daily weather board.
A glass snow globe holds a tiny cabin and two pine trees in a swirl of snow. The soft washes suit cards and winter wonderland party invites.
Try this Use it on the invitation for a winter wonderland family night with the date and time below.
December Clipart and January Clipart
December and January each need a picture for the calendar, the newsletter and the winter break note home. These three are calm and seasonal without being tied to one holiday.
Two wrapped gifts sit beside a pine sprig and a pair of pinecones. The muted tones fit a December newsletter or a winter break reminder.
Try this Place it beside the winter break dates on a December note to families about the last day before vacation.
A bright red cardinal perches on a bare branch dusted with snow. It suits a January calendar page or a backyard birds lesson.
Try this Show it on a third grade slide about which birds stay through winter and how they find food.
A tall pine tree carries soft piles of snow on its branches. Use one alone or repeat it in a row to plant a little forest under your text.
Try this Set five in a row under a January journal entry so the page ends in a snowy woods.
Winter Clipart Black and White
Black and white winter clip art saves ink when you print a whole class set. Kids can color the outlines, and the silhouette cuts out cleanly for window displays.
A pair of lace-up ice skates with long blades, outline only. Students can color the boots any shade they like.
Try this Use it on a second grade vocabulary page for the word glide, then color the skates when done.
A matching mitten, knit hat and scarf, traced in tidy black strokes, ready for a pattern coloring task where kids add stripes and dots.
Try this Ask kindergartners to color the hat, scarf and mitten with the same pattern to make a matching set.
A child on a sled flies forward in solid black, scarf streaming back. The bold shape is easy to cut for a window or bulletin board.
Try this Cut several from black paper and run them down a paper hill on the hallway board for a snow day display.
Winter Activities by Grade
- Pre-K and kindergarten: Play mitten match with the cute pair, and use the coat and boots picture to talk about dressing in layers.
- Grades 1 and 2: The sledding doodle opens a snow day story, and the snowing cloud joins a daily weather graph.
- Grades 3 to 5: The cardinal leads into a lesson on animals in winter. Add the polar birds from our penguin clipart page to compare cold habitats.
- Middle school: The snow globe and pine tree look tidy on a winter concert program or a club flyer.
For carrot noses and coal buttons, the snowman clipart page has plenty.
Printing Snowy Pictures on Dark Paper
Snow is white, so white parts of a picture vanish on white paper but shine on dark ones. Print the snow globe or the pine tree on navy or gray cardstock, or use the chalkboard background preview to check first. The outlines also print well on light blue copy paper, which gives a frosted look without color ink.
Each file is 1000 pixels on each side, enough for about a 3 inch print at 300 dpi. That covers ornaments, cards, stickers and labels. Enlarge for a bulletin board and the black and white outlines hold their edges best.
Cold Weather Color Pairings
| Look | Main colors | Try it with |
|---|---|---|
| Cozy | Red, cream, brown | Mittens, cardinal, gifts |
| Icy | Pale blue, white, silver gray | Snow globe, snowing cloud |
| Playful | Teal, yellow, red | Sledder, hat, coat set |
A single red accent warms up a cool blue page. Try the cardinal on a pale blue newsletter for an easy, balanced look.
Questions people ask
Is this winter clipart free for teachers?
Yes. Teachers, families and students may use every picture here in lessons, at home and on any project that is not for sale, with or without credit. Reselling the files, alone or in packs, is off limits, and for printables or products you sell, contact us before you start.
Where can I find snow clipart black and white?
Three ink-saving drawings wait near the bottom of this page: the ice skates, the mitten and hat set and the sledding silhouette. For full sheets of snowy scenes, our winter coloring pages print at letter size.
Do you have snow day clipart for a school closing message?
The sledding child and the snowing cloud both say snow day at a glance. Paste one beside your message so families notice the closing notice right away.
Which picture works for December clipart without a holiday theme?
The wrapped gifts with pinecones suit December for any family. For more festive trees and ornaments, try our Christmas clipart page.
Are the mittens clipart PNG files transparent?
Every picture on this page, mittens included, saves as a transparent PNG. Paste it on a blue or patterned page and only the drawing shows.
What can I use for a winter break clipart note?
The gift and pinecone picture or the snowy pine tree both fit a winter break reminder. Keep the picture small in a corner so the dates stay easy to read.
