A useful distinction
An activity description can become confusing when it introduces several goals before explaining what to do first. Clear instructions name the materials and actions, while preserving applicable product guidance. A short description should not replace essential safety information.
Put it into practice
Draft a simple sequence and check it with the responsible adult before use. Distinguish optional creative choices from requirements. Avoid prescribing activities involving unknown products, small parts or materials solely because they look appealing in a fictional illustration.