pptx, 5.98 MB
pptx, 5.98 MB
pdf, 121.58 KB
pdf, 121.58 KB

Help students move beyond short, simple statements with this Because, But, So writing frame.

This practical writing resource gives students a simple structure for developing their ideas through explanation, contrast and consequence. It is designed to help students create more detailed, connected and perceptive personal responses without relying on complicated writing terminology.

Macbeth is used throughout the resource as the example text, making the activities particularly useful for English teachers teaching Shakespeare and literature. As Macbeth is one of the most commonly taught Shakespeare plays in UK secondary English classrooms across KS3-4, the examples provide a familiar and immediately applicable context for many teachers and students.

Learning Objective: Improve simple statements by adding explanation, contrast, and consequences to create a perceptive and detailed personal response.

What’s Included?
A ready-to-use presentation
An accompanying student worksheet in PDF format
An overview of the lesson activities
I Do teacher modelling
We Do guided practice
You Do independent application
Macbeth-based examples and activities
Opportunities for students to develop personal responses
Common misconceptions and guidance for addressing them

Updated 03/10/2026

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