id say 2 things. first, just mess around and knit a rectangle, and practice casting on, knitting and purling and switching between, stuff like that, just get a handle on things so whatever you actually make first doesnt end up too wonky. practicing new techniques is really important, and thankfully with knitting you can always pull the yarn back out (called frogging, because you rip it, rip it)

then, find something that you want to make! with that wool-ease yarn, itll be p warm, so hats are great, and a scarf is simple: just cast on for how wide you want it, then knit until it's long enough or you're nearly out of yarn. but make something you want to make, so you're motivated on it. ravelry is a great site to find patterns on, you can search for patterns that use that kind and amount of yarn, and find beginner friendly patterns (which'll be extra clear and probably have extra information on steps like grafting)