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Yayoi Kusama Art Lesson | Secondary SEND | Dots & Patterns | Artist Study

A highly visual, ready-to-teach art lesson inspired by Yayoi Kusama, designed for secondary SEND, mixed-ability classes and learners with a low reading age.

This engaging lesson explores dots, repetition, pattern and colour through practical, accessible activities that encourage creativity and self-expression. Students create their own dot-inspired artwork using paint, bingo dabbers, stamps, stickers and other tactile materials.

Includes:

Complete lesson plan
Lesson PowerPoint slides
Pumpkin, animal and self-portrait activities
Black-and-white printable worksheets
Dot pattern practice sheets
Colouring activities
Sensory adaptations
Extension tasks
Gallery walk plenary

Perfect for KS2, KS3, KS4, SEND, SLD, MLD, autism-friendly classrooms, cover lessons, enrichment activities and artist studies.

Print and teach with minimal preparation.

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Western Art Through The Ages: Surrealism to Contemporary Art

Western Art Through the Ages: Surrealism to Contemporary Art | Complete SEND Art Bundle Take students on an exciting journey through some of the most influential artists of the 20th and 21st centuries with this highly visual, fully differentiated Western Art Through the Ages: Surrealism to Contemporary Art bundle. Designed specifically for UK secondary SEND learners, this collection contains five complete, ready-to-teach art lessons inspired by René Magritte, Andy Warhol, Roy Lichtenstein, Banksy and Yayoi Kusama. Each lesson introduces students to a different artistic movement while developing creativity, observation, communication and practical art skills through accessible, engaging activities. Perfect for SEND, SEN, ASD, SLD, MLD, autism, additional learning needs, mixed-ability classes, intervention groups and low-reading-age learners, these resources use clear visuals, simple language and structured activities to make famous artists accessible to all. This bundle includes: René Magritte – Surrealism Andy Warhol – Pop Art Roy Lichtenstein – Pop Art & Comic Art Banksy – Contemporary Street Art Yayoi Kusama – Contemporary Installation Art & Pattern Each lesson includes: Complete lesson PowerPoint Learning objectives and success criteria Artist introduction Key vocabulary Highly visual teaching slides Differentiated practical art activities Printable worksheets Colouring and template activities Plenary and assessment opportunities Ready-to-print classroom resources Ideal for: UK Secondary SEND KS3 and KS4 Special Schools Resource Bases Alternative Provision Autism-friendly classrooms Functional Skills and creative curriculum One-off art lessons Artist studies Cover lessons Art clubs End-of-term activities Key Topics Covered Surrealism Pop Art Street Art Contemporary Art Pattern and Repetition Colour Shape Line Observation Creativity Mixed Media Drawing Painting Printing Design Skills This bundle provides everything needed to deliver engaging, inclusive art lessons while introducing learners to five world-famous artists and the artistic movements that shaped modern Western art. The lessons encourage creativity, confidence and self-expression through practical, achievable activities suitable for a wide range of abilities.

£4.00

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