1. After an 'at the end of the lesson this is what you'll be able to do demo', teach maintenance of the turn first. Concentrating on the L00kout, Attitude, Instruments cycle. Handover to the student and let him/her practise.
2. Then teach the entry.
3. Then let the student practise the entry and maintenance.
4. IHC; WIGYC all I want you to do is to recover to the S&L attitude when I say 'roll out', any questions, YHC. "Roll Out". Shortly after S&L has been regained, take control and teach the student how/where to L00kout after the rollout.
5. Then move on to rolling out on features and finally onto headings.
6. Then demo the whole thing the other way, emphasising the different attitude due to offset seating. Allow the student to practise.
Take the opportunity to include some turns in each direction on the way back to the aerodrome.
Of course the use of rudder etc will be covered, but the question was about the sequence, not the precise content.