Spellings - Set 2 Teachers Script

The second set of spellings for teachers to impart to their students includes a variety of words that are commonly used in everyday language. The first word in this set is 'available', which might be used in a sentence such as, "The team's top scorer was not available to play." This word signifies the state of being ready for use or at someone's disposal. Following this, 'average' is introduced, denoting a level that is typical or normal, as in, "The average age of the class was 13."

Next, students learn the word 'awkward', a term that describes a situation or feeling of discomfort, exemplified by the sentence, "Mia's joke was met with an awkward silence." The word 'bargain' is then presented, referring to something that is bought or offered for sale at a price advantageous to the buyer, like in the statement, "My dad said the cost of the meal was a bargain." 'Bruise' is another word in the set, which is a mark appearing on the skin after an injury, as illustrated by, "The bruise on my leg had turned purple." The list continues with 'category', a word used to classify or group things, 'cemetery', a place where the deceased are buried, 'committee', a group of individuals appointed for a specific function, 'communicate', the act of sharing or exchanging information, and finally, 'community', which represents a group of people living in the same place or having a particular characteristic in common. These words are essential for students to master both for their spelling and to enhance their vocabulary.