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A Comprehensive Guide to Writing Effective Instructions

This step-by-step guide explains how to create clear and effective instructions for various tasks. Instructions can be spoken or written and are essential in many contexts, such as recipe books, craft guides, and safety rules. Learn how to create structured instructions by listening carefully, speaking clearly, and using imperative verbs. This guide includes tips on including goals, lists of tools, numbered steps, time connectives, and diagrams. Whether for a class project or personal use, mastering the art of instruction writing is invaluable.

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A Comprehensive Guide to Writing Effective Instructions

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  1. Instructions • What are they?

  2. What are they? • A step by step guide explaining how to make or do something. • Instructions can be spoken or written.

  3. Instructions are used for many things. How many types of written instructions can you think of? Recipe books. Computer games. Craft books. Gardening guides. Science experiments. Sport games. Safety rules Types of instructions

  4. Now its your turn! • Listen carefully to the instruction given by your teacher. • Can you follow all the instructions through listening carefully?

  5. Making it clear. • Speak slowly and clearly. • Repeat each instruction. • Use time connectives. • Ask questions to the speaker to check your understanding.

  6. Start with a GOAL. Include a list of tools and equipment. Numbered steps. Time Connectives. Imperative verbs. A top tip section. A question for the reader. Diagrams Finished product picture. How are they written?

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