Writing a Simple Composition

We’ll take this definitions in line with English Composition meaning.

As a teacher we always ask our students to give instructions and direction clearly as possible. A set of instructions and directions relates processes, in specific details, in correct sequence and appropriate language.

Simple steps to follow:

Prewriting

Think of something to process that you would like to share with others. Example: cooking your favorite dish, finding a star in the sky, caring for a plant, or any other process.
Arrange or visualize the order of the process and write it down.
Make a title or good topic sentence to begin your set of instructions.

Topic Sentence– it names the process to be explained. It may include a list of materials.

Drafting

Write your explanation and the instructions or procedures that are included.

Revising

Read your draft up to the very end of it. You can make a checklist.

√ Did I state my main idea in the first paragraph clearly?
√ Did I explain all the information needed for my audience?
√ Did I write to speak directly to my audience?
√ Did I write the steps in logical manner so that the reader 
  can follow through?

Editing

The next to Revising is now Editing. After you finish with Revising then Editing is the next. You can also make a checklist for this. This is more on the correct writing process.

√ Did I indent the first line of each paragraph?
√ Are capital letters properly place?
√ Punctuation at the end of each sentence is present?
√ Did I use the right words?
√ Are the spelling of all words correct?
√ Did I write well-formed sentences

Note: You can also ask your colleagues to check if you might missed something. 2 heads are better than one.