Spellings - Set 1 Teachers Script

The Spelling Script for Teachers Set 1 is a resource designed to aid educators in teaching correct spellings of common English words. The first word in the set is 'accommodate', exemplified in a sentence where Jenny is unable to provide enough seating for her netball team, highlighting the word's meaning of providing sufficient space. The second word, 'accompany', is used in the context of escorting someone, as a student is asked to go with Harry to the school nurse. 'According', the third word, is illustrated by referencing the time mentioned on a party invitation.

Continuing with the list, 'achieve' is presented in a sentence where Imran's efforts result in a good English grade, demonstrating the word's association with accomplishment. 'Aggressive' is depicted through the behaviour of a barking dog. The sixth word, 'amateur', describes a cousin with notable photography skills but who engages in the activity non-professionally. 'Ancient' is used to describe Joe's very old car, while 'apparent' suggests clear visibility, as in the children's lack of test preparation. The ninth word, 'appreciate', is shown in a context where a teacher expresses gratitude for assistance. Finally, 'attached' is used to describe how a keyring is fastened to a school bag, completing the set of words aimed at enhancing students' spelling proficiency.