Elective – Multimedia

Clipart

Gina Hicks LS521

Clipart can brighten up students’ worksheets, enhance parent letters, and add color to documents. Clipart can even be placed within PowerPoint slides.

Clipart Sites - I have listed a few sites that I enjoyed. There are so many more out there! I think having clipart sites book marked, or linked, will save teachers time when creating materials for students. Enjoy!

http://www.clip-art-gallery.com/ - Clipart Gallery has beautiful, free graphics. It did require me to enter data to reach the site. Categories for clipart are plainly listed and easily found.

http://www.awesomeclipartforkids.com/generalindex.html - Awesome Clipart for Kids is a breeze to navigate! I enjoyed the new “school zone” section of clipart. Contains free, kid-friendly graphics.

http://pics.tech4learning.com - Pics4Learning has numerous, free choices for clipart that are easily located by topics. These clipart pictures are more photograph style than cute school images.

http://www.1clipart.com/ - Free Clip Art offers thousands of clip art images sorted by categories. I found some useful teacher-friendly graphics at this site. There is a good variety at this site, but not all are appropriate for use with students.

http://www.teacherfiles.com/clip_art.htm - Teacher Files Clip Art is full of educational clip art for teachers. You can search by category or by word. This site has a connection that can search for clip art in seven search engines at once. The new animated section is adorable!