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Two complete KS2 art lessons introducing pupils to Kente cloth through sketching and fabric-based design. Pupils explore the cultural significance of Kente cloth from Ghana, create geometric patterns using colour symbolism, and produce their own fabric version. Lessons support planning, pattern-making, and safe use of art materials.

Includes:
✔ 2 lesson plans
✔ 2 PowerPoint presentations
✔ Kente cloth information sheet
✔ WAGOLL examples for sketching, colouring, and fabric work
✔ Support template for pattern layout
✔ Pupil instruction sheet for fabric activity
✔ Fabric safety checklist

Overview:
★ Lesson 1 – Designing a Kente Cloth: Pupils study traditional Kente cloths, sketch their own repeating pattern using geometric shapes and colour symbolism.
★ Lesson 2 – Creating a Fabric Kente Cloth: Pupils follow their design to build a fabric version using pre-cut shapes, glue, and safe handling techniques.

Why It’s Useful:
✔ Differentiated for mixed-ability classes
✔ Follows National Curriculum objectives for art and cultural understanding
✔ Fully resourced for 30–60 minute lessons
✔ Printable and editable materials

Ideal for KS2 art units, Black History Month, or cross-curricular links with geography and cultural studies. Suitable for Year 3–6 and adaptable for whole-class or small group work.

Tags:
KS2 art lesson | Kente cloth | African textiles KS2 | Year 4 pattern design | fabric art activity | outstanding KS2 art lesson | Ghana culture lesson | textile design KS2

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KS2 African Art Unit – Tingatinga, Benin Plaques and Kente Cloth (6 Complete Lessons)

This KS2 African Art Bundle brings together six fully planned lessons exploring three rich artistic traditions: Tingatinga painting, Benin clay plaques, and Kente cloth design. Each pair of lessons introduces pupils to a different African art form through sketching, discussion, cultural context, and hands‑on creative work. Ideal for Years 3–6, whole‑class art projects, and cross‑curricular links with history, geography, and cultural studies. Across the bundle, pupils learn to recognise artistic features, plan their own designs, and create finished pieces using paint, clay, and fabric. Every lesson includes clear modelling, WAGOLL examples, and differentiated resources to support mixed‑ability classes. **What’s Included** ✔ 6 complete lesson plans ✔ 6 PowerPoint presentations ✔ WAGOLL examples for painting, clay work, sketching, and fabric design ✔ Information sheets for Tingatinga art, Benin plaques, and Kente cloth ✔ Differentiated worksheets and templates ✔ Reflection and evaluation sheets (with WAGOLL answers) ✔ Clay and fabric safety checklists ✔ Museum/exhibition card templates ✔ Pupil instruction sheets for practical tasks Lesson Overview ★ Tingatinga Art (2 Lessons) Pupils explore the colourful Tingatinga style through music, animation, and artwork study. They sketch ideas, create museum‑style information cards, and paint their own Tingatinga‑inspired piece using bold colours and expressive animals. ★ Benin Plaques (2 Lessons) Pupils learn about the Benin Kingdom and study traditional plaques before sketching four design ideas. They then create a clay plaque using safe joining techniques, raised features, and symbolic details. ★ Kente Cloth (2 Lessons) Pupils study traditional Kente cloths from Ghana, sketch repeating geometric patterns, and explore colour symbolism. They then create a fabric version of their design using pre‑cut shapes, glue, and careful pattern placement. Why Teachers Love This Bundle ✔ Differentiated for mixed‑ability KS2 classes ✔ Linked to National Curriculum art and cultural learning ✔ Fully resourced for 30–60 minute lessons ✔ Hands‑on, creative, and culturally rich ✔ Printable and easy to use with minimal prep Perfect For • KS2 African art units • Black History Month • Cross‑curricular culture and geography projects • Art weeks, exhibitions, and display work • Whole‑class or small‑group creative sessions Search Tags KS2 African art | Tingatinga painting | Benin plaques | Kente cloth | African textiles KS2 | clay art activity | fabric art project | Year 4 art | world culture art | outstanding KS2 art lessons | African art bundle | cross‑curricular art and history

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