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Collection of Dont Dos (20)
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This universal “Do Not” symbol alerts users to prohibited actions-critical for workplace safety and regulatory adherence.
This universal prohibition symbol clearly communicates that touching the indicated surface or object is forbidden.
A standard U.S. "Do Not Enter" sign, indicating vehicles must not proceed into the restricted area ahead.
A lively pencil character ready to help with writing, drawing, or sparking creativity in the classroom!
This red-circle prohibition sign clearly warns against touching surfaces or objects, commonly seen in labs, cleanrooms, or hazardous areas.
This “do not enter” or “stop” icon clearly signals prohibition using a hand gesture and standard red prohibition mark.
The classic prohibition sign: a bold red circle with a horizontal line through the center, universally recognized as “not allowed.”
When you’re not sure what to do next-this classic visual captures that universal moment of uncertainty.
When words fail, the shrug speaks volumes-this clean silhouette captures universal doubt or nonchalance.
This “Do Not Press” sign clearly warns against touching or activating equipment, ensuring safety and compliance in industrial or public settings.
Let go of pressure and focus on progress: “Don’t Stress, Do Your Best” in bold, hand-lettered style with cheerful accents.
This “No Calls” symbol clearly communicates a request to stop unwanted phone contact-perfect for privacy-conscious users or businesses honoring do-not-call preferences.
A vibrant, inclusive visual guide showing 16 essential classroom behaviors-perfect for reinforcing routines and social-emotional learning in early grades.
A visual reminder that fighting is never the answer-teach children healthier ways to handle disagreements.
