Collection of Environmental Print Cliparts (70)

Can you name all 25 brands? This alphabetically arranged logo grid challenges your memory and brand knowledge.

Practice real-world logo recognition with this fun, free bingo game-perfect for preschool classrooms or at-home learning.

A teacher and parent engage with a young student in a vibrant classroom filled with environmental print-signs, labels, and everyday text that build early reading skills.

The image is a clip art of place value blocks. It is a collection of different types of blocks, including a cube, a cube with a grid pattern, a block with a square, and a cube. The blocks are arranged in a way that they are overlapping each other, creating a grid-like pattern. The background is white, and there is text above and below the image that reads "Place Value Blocks Clip Art" and "B&W Color". There is also a logo in the bottom right corner that says "Dressed Sheets".

Spot the logos-Taco Bell, McDonald’s, Pizza Hut, and more-in this engaging road trip activity sheet perfect for young travelers.

These heartfelt, hand-drawn journal entries from 2005 illustrate how even kindergarteners form strong emotional connections-or rejections-toward iconic brands like Barbie.

The image is a bulletin board with the letter "C" in the center. The board is made of a light brown fabric and has a white background. On the left side of the board, there are several illustrations of different types of food items such as a clock, a crown, a coconut, a canoe, a cantaloupe cookie, a crayon, a candy cane, a carrot, a cow, and a cat. The illustrations are drawn in a cartoon-like style and are arranged in a grid-like pattern. The text on the board reads "Coconut, Canoe, Cantal

What you see is just the tip: this illustration reveals how visible waste masks far greater environmental harm lurking beneath.

A visual reference sheet of common environmental print grouped by category, ideal for educators and parents teaching young readers.

A symbolic fusion of nature and technology-this green LED bulb with leafy vines represents clean, renewable lighting innovation.

A visual roundup of legendary brands across food, tech, sportswear, finance, and space exploration.

A cheerful, eco-friendly tag design marking World Environment Day-celebrating nature, community, and sustainable living.

A trio of standard U.S. road signs: a STOP sign, a BIKE LANE directional sign, and a yellow warning sign indicating children playing on a seesaw.

A vibrant Earth Day emblem featuring a blue globe, green banner, and the call to action: Reduce, Reuse, Recycle.

A charming educational booklet cover designed for young learners, featuring friendly illustrations of local community buildings.

The image is a red octagon-shaped sign with the word "STOP" written in white capital letters in the center. The sign is rectangular in shape and has a white border around the edges. The background of the sign is plain white. The word is written in a bold, sans-serif font and is centered in the middle of the octagon.

The image shows a human head with a futuristic design on it. The head is made up of green and black lines and dots, representing the interconnectedness of the human body. The lines are connected to each other, creating a complex network of connections. The background of the image is a cityscape with tall buildings and skyscrapers. The sky is blue with white clouds, and there are a few green leaves floating in the air. The overall mood of the illustration is one of wonder and awe at the vastness of nature.

The image is a collage of four different types of environmental prints. The first print on the top left is a red stop sign with the word "STOP" written in white letters. The second print in the middle is a yellow pedestrian crossing sign with a black silhouette of a person walking on it. The third print is a warning sign with an arrow pointing to the right. The fourth print is an exit sign with green letters that reads "EXIT". The background is white and the text is in black. The image is promoting environmental prints and why it is so important in early childhood.

The image is a collection of various road signs and symbols. There are nine signs in total, arranged in a grid-like pattern. The signs are of different sizes and colors, including blue, orange, yellow, red, and white. The first sign on the top left is a blue circle with the letter "P" in the center, indicating that it is a parking lot. The second sign is a red triangle with a white arrow pointing to the right, representing a road sign with the word "detour" written on it. The third sign is an orange triangle with an arrow pointing towards the right.

The image is a square-shaped sign with a red background and white text. The word "STOP" is written in large, capital letters in the center of the sign. The sign appears to be a stop sign, as it is a rectangular shape with a pointed top and a flat bottom. The letters are arranged in a way that they form the shape of a hexagon. The overall design is simple and minimalistic.