Collection of Compound Word Cliparts (70)

Can you solve these whimsical picture equations? Each pair of items combines to form a new, imaginative object!

The image is a collection of various compound words clip art and black lines. There are nine elements in total, arranged in a grid-like pattern. The first element on the top left is a Christmas tree with a red apple and a green apple on top. Next to it is a pine tree with blue leaves and a lightbulb. The second element is a pineapple with a yellow sun in the background. The third element is an apple with a rainbow and a gray cloud with raindrops. The fourth element is two pineapples with a pink bowtie and a blue pinwheel. The fifth element is another

See how everyday compound words are built by combining two simple words-with clear icons to reinforce meaning.

A playful learning card that combines “star” and “fish” to form “starfish,” helping kids grasp word blending.

A fun, visual guide to compound words designed for elementary students, pairing words with vivid illustrations to reinforce vocabulary.

A colorful set of 9 vocabulary flashcards designed to help young learners associate words with images.

See how simple words combine to form new meanings-like “moon” + “light” = “moonlight”-with clear illustrations for easy understanding.

The image is a watercolor clipart of the 4th of July theme. It features a collection of illustrations of various elements related to the holiday, including an American flag, fireworks, balloons, and a cake. The illustrations are in red, white, and blue colors, with the American flag in the top left corner and the fireworks in the bottom right corner. The background is white, making the colors of the elements stand out. The text on the image reads "4th Of July" and "Click to see all watercolor clips."

These interactive flashcards help children visually connect word parts (e.g., “cup + cake = cupcake”) to build reading confidence and vocabulary.

A vibrant collection of printable compound word matching cards-ideal for hands-on learning and phonics practice.

A colorful, kid-friendly vocabulary matching worksheet pairing images like a wheel chair, handbag, and strawberries with their English names.

These vibrant compound word cards pair illustrations with words (e.g., “lady + bug” = ladybug) to build early literacy skills.

The image is a worksheet with a white background and black text. It has a grid of nine rows and nine columns. Each row has a different illustration of a different type of letter. The first row has an illustration of butter, a fly, a butterfly, a rainbow, a bow, a mail envelope, a box, a mailbox, and a blue bird. The second row has two illustrations of raindrops and a bird, one with a pink bow and the other with a blue beak. The third row has three illustrations of blue birds, one on each side of the rainbow. At the

Two colorful compound word learning posters featuring 12 illustrated examples each-perfect for young readers building word recognition skills.

A colorful compound word bingo activity where children combine two images-like sun and flower-to form words such as “sunflower.”

Help kids build vocabulary by circling the two pictures that combine to make a compound word-like “sun” + “flower” = sunflower.

A curious student uses a magnifying glass to explore how smaller words combine into compound words like “word.”

The image is a set of nine square cards with illustrations of different types of food items. Each card has a different word written on it in a different font and color. The first card has an illustration of a pop corn, a popcorn bucket, a rainbow, a bow, a rowboat, a boat, a sandbox, and a box. The word "popcorn" is written in a bold, colorful font at the top of each card. The second card has illustrations of a cloud, a raindrop, a pink bow, and an umbrella. The third card has images of a beach scene with a

The image is a worksheet titled "Compound Words". It has a blue background and white text. The worksheet is divided into two columns, with the left column containing a list of compound words and the right column containing an illustration of a lipstick, a stick, a flower, a sunflower, a armchair, a cupcake, a cake, and a snowman. The compound words are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each compound word represented by a square. The first compound word is "lip", the second compound word has a red lipstick, the third compound word shows a yellow flower

The image is a collection of various objects related to English language learning. There are 16 objects in total, arranged in a grid-like pattern. The first object on the top left is a peanut with a yellow sun on top, representing the sun. Next to it is a red thermometer with a red handle. The second object is a yellow box with a lid, representing a jar of peanut butter. The third object is an orange box with two peanut butter bars, representing peanut butter and peanut butter, representing hot dogs. The fourth object is green with a spider web, representing spider web. The fifth object is