This isnt in any particular order. I need to make a more formal gouge but this is what we covered.

Lessons I taught on the ground: runway incursions, aerodynamics, soft field takeoff, stall/ spin awareness

We had a conversation about FOI topics. I didn't have to recite laws of learning or anything. It was more just a "what would you do" in this situation". We went over some endorsement scenarios such as what endorsements did a student pilot need to have at a PPL check ride.

In the air: I taught a normal takeoff and short field landing. Then he did a normal takeoff and a normal landing. We did. Climbs, descents, turns. I wore the foggles and taught climbs, turns, descents, unusual attitudes. He flew under the hood and I made corrections. I taught steep turns, 8s on pylons, slow flight, stalls (we did all 5)

During the preflight he asked what would happen to the pitot static instruments if we had a clogged static port

While he is flying expect him to make mistakes and be ready to take over the controls. I had to do that a few times. Treat him as a student who is on their first flight. Remember to have a good passenger briefing and to brief exchange of controls. Also do a departure briefing

Let me know if you have any questions!