Digital Classroom Clipart

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Lately the Pinterest boards have been flooded with adorable teacher products that are both colorful and attractive. As a writer myself, I know the importance of finding just the right clipart to bring an item to life. That's why I'm fortunate to have a talented artist in the family! Over the last few years, my daughter Wendy has created clipart for me when I needed something in particular, like these ice cream scoops and sundae patterns that she created for my book, Mastering Math Facts. She also designed the cover for Mastering Math Facts as well as the other Power Pack covers that have a similar look.

For over a year I've been trying to get Wendy to open a clipart store on TeachersPayTeachers, and she finally listened to her mom and did just that. I think I'm more excited than she is! Her store is called Digital Classroom Clipart where she now has one free item and two products. She is now selling the ice cream scoops and sundae patterns shown above for you to use when creating your own motivational programs. Her collection of School Supply Clipart is perfect for adding a touch of color and class to your back to school communication with parents.

Wendy's free Crayon Clipart package is a small sample of the quality of her work. She creates transparent PNG files that can be added to documents, blogs, and web pages. You can click on any of the images displayed on the right to find them in her TpT store. If you like her artwork, be sure to follow her on TpT to be notified when she adds new items! You can find her page easily by remembering her store name, www.digitalclassroomclipart.com.

By the way, Wendy is 22 years old and is a mechanical engineering student at NC State University. She has one more semester and will graduate in December. She's one of those rare people who has a math/science brain and who is also very artistic, so I can't wait to see where those talents will take her in life. Since she's not a teacher, she's not sure what clipart teachers want her to add. Please leave a comment here to share your suggestions for future clipart collections. Thanks!



Laura Candler, Teaching Resources