Introductions to instructions!

Why do we write introductions for instructions

• To make our reader want to do the task

• To tell the reader how to make something

• To show off our writing

• To tell the reader what order to do things in

Which part of an introduction is correct?

• If worried, go home.

• If so, don't worry. Help is at foot.

• If despair, help is at hand.

• If so, do not despair. Help is at hand.

Read these instructions and ______ _____ ____ be rid of this terrible pest.

How should you start your instructions?

• Are you being troubled

• Are you listening

• Are you being happy

• Are you bananas

What punctuation does this sentence need. Are you being troubled by a rogue troll

Write an introduction to instructions to wash your clothes.