You already have a page with your name on it.

Today you tell people about you.

By the end of the lesson your page will have:

• three or four sentences about you
• one sentence that stands out from the rest
• one sentence sitting in the middle of the page

A text block holds one sentence.

Want to say four things? Then you need four text blocks, one under the other.

That is how a whole page of writing gets built: one block at a time.

Make sure the top of the page says YOU before you add more.

1. Click the words on your heading block and check they say your name.
2. Click the words on your first text block and write one true sentence about you.
3. Click Your web page.

Check: the top of the page is about you, not about anybody else.

Your page needs a second thing to say.

This is the block you need:

1. Click Content on the left.
2. Drag a text block under your first sentence.
3. Click its white box and write something else about you.
4. Click Your web page.

Check: two sentences now, one under the other.

If it did not work: your new sentence is missing, so the block is beside the blue page block instead of inside it. Drag it again until it clicks in.

A third sentence, the same way.

1. Drag another text block under your second sentence.
2. Write your third thing. Try what you like doing, who is in your house, or where you went at the weekend.
3. Click Your web page.

Check: three sentences, each on its own line.