How to introduce a narrative reflective paper on a childhood experience?

Hi, I'm writing a narrative reflective paper and I am unsure of how to write the introduction paragraph.

These are my assignment instructions:
The essays that you have read in Module 1 describe remembered events. Using the information
from your text in Module 1, write your own essay that reflects on a significant event from your
past that involves yourself and at least one other individual. Vividly describe the event and the
details that make the person and the situation special for you. Remember, people and events are
complex. Strive to reflect those complexities in your writing.

I somewhat have an idea of how I'm going to write my paper, and these are my little notes so far:

Topic Idea: Summer 2002, eight years old, running around with Kim (cousin), fell down concrete stairwell with her, I cut open my chin, mom brought me to clinic, doctors glued my chin together

Exposition: (background, problem, characters, setting)
Summer 2002 hot day
Kim and I were bored
???
Rising Action: (what we're doing)
An hour later, pool was filled, sprinklers out
Playing outside on the patio with water toys
Running around, ignoring adults
Climax: (turning point)
Kim and I fell down a flight of concrete stairs
Falling Action: (going into solving problem from climax)
Went to the clinic, got glued up
Conclusion:
Returned home and ate chicken nuggets

Any help in how to approach this is appreciated. Thank you!

you could start talking about your childhood (just a few lines) and then introduce the characters and the setting!

at the beginning, I think you can talk a little about yourself then your summer holiday with your cousin which was a remembered event during your childhood.

Thank you for the responses! This is what I have so far:

Summer 2012 was a particularly scorching season. I remember spending my days trying to find ways to pass the time with my cousin, Kim. At eight years old, we felt unconquerable. Like any other kid, we were energetic, curious, impulsive, and lacked any sense of limitation. Unfortunately, those characteristics, plus water, made a recipe for injury.

Any feedback/comments? Thanks again!