Instructional Writing Concepts

The video tutorial introduces instructional or procedural writing, explaining how to write step-by-step instructions. It uses the example of blowing bubbles to demonstrate the process, highlighting the importance of listing necessary materials and writing clear instructions. The tutorial emphasizes using verbs to engage readers and encourages viewers to practice by writing their own instructions for various activities.

What is another term for instructional writing?

• Narrative writing

• Expository writing

• Procedural writing

• Descriptive writing

Which of the following is a common example of instructional writing?

• A biography

• A novel

• A poem

• A recipe

What is the first thing you need to list when writing instructions?

• The equipment

• The steps

• The title

• The conclusion

What is the first thing you need for blowing bubbles?

• A fan

• A balloon

• Bubble mixture

• A straw

What is the second item needed for blowing bubbles?

• A brush

• A cup

• A bubble wand

• A spoon

What is essential to include in instructional writing to ensure clarity?

• A story

• A question

• A summary

• Every detail

What is the first step in blowing bubbles according to the instructions?

• Pop the bubbles

• Hold the wand close to your mouth

• Blow air at the wand

• Twist off the bubble wand

What should you do after holding the bubble wand close to your mouth?

• Twist off the bubble wand

• Shake the wand

• Blow air out of your mouth

• Pop the bubbles

What is the final step in the bubble-blowing process?

• Blow air at the wand

• Pop the bubbles before they fly away

• Twist off the bubble wand

• Hold the wand close to your mouth

What type of words are used at the beginning of the sentences in the instructions?

• Adjectives

• Nouns

• Verbs

• Adverbs