Collection of Prefix Cliparts (68)

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Educational flashcards showing prefixes bi-, over-, un-, and dis- with examples like bicycle, overeat, unhealthy, and dishonest.

Colorful prefix flashcards help young learners grasp word roots through relatable images-like a girl on a bicycle for “bi-” or a mouse eating too much for “over-”.

Four green leaf-shaped educational cards showing common English prefixes: re-, un-, mis-, and dis- with their meanings.

A colorful, leaf-themed teaching tool illustrating four essential prefixes and their meanings to support word analysis and decoding skills.

A cheerful cartoon woman holding up the words "Prefixes & Suffixes" in blue and green stylized text.

A friendly illustration showing how prefixes and suffixes transform base words-perfect for language learners and teachers.

Cartoon child lifting weights with colorful circles showing prefixes and suffixes: pre-, un-, -ful, re-, -less.

A fun, illustrated poster helping students recognize and understand key word parts like "pre-", "un-", "-ful", "re-", and "-less".

Black telephone handset icon inside a circular border on transparent background.

A clean, modern phone icon representing voice communication and customer support access.

Educational poster listing common English prefixes with meanings and examples.

A colorful, classroom-friendly reference chart that breaks down essential English prefixes with clear definitions and practical examples.

Ice cream-themed educational worksheet matching prefix cones (Dis-, Mis-, In-, Ir-) to word clouds (agree, responsible, etc.).

Match each prefix cone to the correct word cloud-great for building vocabulary and understanding word roots!

Cartoon boy with brown hair wearing a green zip-up hoodie, smiling gently.

A cheerful cartoon boy zipping up his bright green hoodie-ideal for teaching clothing vocabulary or daily routines.

Educational flashcards teaching prefixes and suffixes with colorful cartoon characters and examples like "pre-", "re-", "-ment", "-able".

These vibrant, kid-friendly flashcards clearly define prefixes and suffixes with examples like “pre-” (before) and “-able” (can be), making word analysis fun and accessible.

Cartoon bee with glasses reading a book, beside an apple and stacked school books (Math, Art, Science, History).

A smart, smiling bee studies hard with books on Math, Art, Science, and History-and a classic red apple nearby!

Two children stacking educational blocks labeled Base Words, Prefixes, Suffixes, Word Order, and Contractions.

Kids build language skills by stacking blocks representing core grammar components-perfect for early literacy lessons.

A cartoon girl with blonde pigtails sits cross-legged, holding a lit match; unlit matches lie nearby.

A young girl demonstrates safe match handling in this fire-safety illustration-perfect for teaching kids about fire hazards.

A picture of a boy juggling with colorful cubes.

The image is a cartoon illustration of a young boy with brown hair and a green jacket. He is standing with his arms stretched out to the sides and is holding a colorful hexagon in his hands. The hexagon is made up of different shapes, including red, yellow, green, blue, orange, and pink. The boy has a big smile on his face and appears to be happy. The background is white. The image is framed with a blue border.

Cartoon boy with magnifying glass examining colorful prefix and suffix letters.

A curious student uses a magnifying glass to investigate how prefixes and suffixes change word meanings-perfect for language learners!

Smiling cartoon girl with brown hair and green flower, writing at a desk with pencil and notebook.

A happy student sits at her desk, ready to write in her notebook with a pencil in hand.

The image is a logo of a tree with the word "prefix" written on it. The tree has a brown trunk and green leaves that are arranged in a circular pattern around the trunk. The leaves are of different sizes and shapes, and they are of varying shades of green. There is a blue arrow pointing towards the trunk of the tree, indicating that the tree is in the process of root or base. The word "root" is written in white letters on the tree. The background is white.

A cartoon of a family holding two babies.

The image is a cartoon illustration of a family of three. On the left side of the image, there is a young boy with brown hair and a green tie, wearing a suit and tie. He is standing with his arms around a young girl who is holding two babies in her arms. The girl is wearing a purple dress and has blonde hair. She is smiling and looking at the camera. The babies are wrapped in pink and blue blankets. The background is white. The image is framed with a blue border.

Educational illustration of prefix pack 4 featuring "Mis" and "Non" with diverse students and examples like miscommunication, non-verbal.

A vibrant, classroom-ready visual aid showing how prefixes like “mis-” and “non-” change word meanings-perfect for ESL and literacy instruction.