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Collection of Figurative Cliparts (91)
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Distinctive figurative artwork spanning outline drawings and flat vector icons, prepared for fast reuse without background cleanup.
A cheerful student explores key literary devices-irony, allegory, alliteration, and more-floating around as he reads.
Kids proudly display metaphors for the internet’s scale and function: a highway for information flow and an elephant for its massive size.
A classroom-friendly definition of figurative language, highlighting comparisons, exaggerations, and implied meanings.
Let your imagination flow-just like the blue paint trailing from the brush to the palette in this uplifting artistic motif.
A vibrant educational cover showcasing 30 printable figurative language worksheets designed for elementary to middle school learners.
A playful, educational title card for lessons on figurative language-perfect for classroom posters or digital learning materials.
This playful illustration shows a cat with a rough, sandpaper-like tongue-bringing the metaphor to life in a memorable way.
A playful yet informative cartoon of a tongue with bite marks-commonly used to explain bruxism, stress-related habits, or oral trauma.
A vibrant, playful title card perfect for introducing figurative language concepts in elementary or middle school classrooms.
When someone talks and their nose grows longer, it’s not magic-it’s a classic allusion to Pinocchio’s lie-induced transformation.
Her eyes were sparkly diamonds-a whimsical metaphor brought to life in this expressive digital illustration.
A visually engaging word cloud highlighting essential figurative language terms used in poetry and prose.
A colorful classroom poster illustrating how figurative language helps writers interest readers, paint pictures, and convey tone.
A dynamic tribal horse design with intricate zigzag, dot, and linear motifs-perfect for creative customization or print use.
A whimsical bee zips along with a trail of motion, embodying industrious energy and joyful productivity.
A classic open book with a bookmark-perfect for representing learning, literature, or study resources.
A worried patient sees unexpected butterfly-shaped patterns on his chest X-ray, prompting further medical evaluation.
A classic engraved illustration of a mature ram, showcasing its prominent spiral horns and dense wool coat in precise linework.
A finely detailed ink drawing of a mature sheep, showcasing natural wool texture and anatomical accuracy.
A gentle, stylized lamb stands calmly in profile, perfect for teaching young learners about farm animals.
A friendly, cartoon-style lamb with soft cream fur and black hooves, ideal for gentle, kid-friendly designs.
A humorous cartoon contrasting metaphor and simile using a weasel analogy-ideal for visual learners.
A cheerful Easter memory matching game with three unique bunny characters and scattered decorative eggs-ideal for learning and holiday fun.
A visual word cloud highlighting core figurative language devices used in literature and creative writing.
These vibrant, ready-to-print cards help learners identify and match figurative language examples like similes, metaphors, and personification-with a QR code for digital access.
A clean, stylized side-view illustration of a brown goat with darker patches-perfect for teaching kids about farm animals or designing rustic-themed graphics.
Cheerful illustrated food items with expressive faces, ideal for engaging young learners in food recognition and healthy eating concepts.
A clear, bulleted table of contents slide listing key sections like Setting, Characters, Plot, and Theme with corresponding page numbers.
A whimsical ocean-themed visual aid illustrating the concept of onomatopoeia, where words mimic sounds-like “splash” or “buzz.”
Lightning McQueen and Mater showcase how personification makes inanimate objects relatable and emotionally resonant.
Bright, classroom-ready supplies accompany these free figurative language printables-ideal for sparking student creativity and understanding.
A visual guide to key figurative language devices, perfect for classroom learning or quick reference.
A cheerful rainbow graphic introduces a collection of color-themed idioms, created by Kathy Barbeau.
Visual breakdown of three familiar phrases showing their literal imagery versus figurative meanings.
A vibrant, educational corkboard layout illustrating eight essential types of figurative language, each with a definition and literary example.
A colorful, classroom-friendly definition card explaining metaphors with a vivid example: “Her desk was a dumpster.”
A cheerful cartoon flower illustrating the concept of “Blooming Idioms”-expressions that grow from nature into everyday language.
Superheroes rally to banish boring writing-use figurative language to craft compelling, imaginative stories that leap off the page.
The image is a black and white illustration of a person holding an umbrella. The person is standing in front of a large cloud that is filled with small black silhouettes of dogs. The dogs are scattered around the person, creating a chaotic and chaotic scene. The background is transparent, making the black silhouette stand out. The overall mood of the image is one of chaos and destruction.
The image is a black and white illustration of a speech bubble with the hashtag "#18" written on it. The speech bubble is in the shape of a smiley face, with a curved line running through it. Inside the speech bubble, there is a small amount of text that reads "#18". The overall design is simple and cartoon-like.
The image is a cartoon illustration of a person standing on two blue blocks. The person is wearing a purple shirt and has a sad expression on their face. Above the person's head, there is text that reads "Cold Feet" and below the person, it reads "Means you are very nervous about something." The background is white.
The image is a bundle of figurative language coloring and b&w graphics. The bundle is divided into six sections, each with a different color and design.
The first section on the top left shows a group of cartoon characters, including Similes, Personification, Onomatopoeeta, Alliteration, Hyperbole, Metaphors, and Metaphores. The characters are arranged in a grid-like pattern, with each character having a unique design and color scheme.
On the top right corner, there is a logo for Ducklings Clipart, which is a cartoon character with a
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