Spell bee for Grade 2

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                                                                  SET - I

1.   study

2.   learn

3.   teach

4.   glue

5.   after

6.   father

7.   mother

8.   brother

9.   sister

10.    circus

11.   before

12.    report

13.   work

14.    done

15.  answer

16.    desk

17.      birth

18.    born

19. corn

 

20.    short

 

                                                              SET - II

1.   butter

2.   letter

3.   tower

4.   weather

5.   farmer

6.   summer

7.   speak

8.   keep

9.   feel

10.    near

11. side

12.    rise

13.    hope

14.    drive

15.  bake

16.     brown

17.      water

18.     yellow

19.   again

 

20.    dress


                                                              SET -III

1.   bat

2.   cat

3.   fat

4.   hat

5.   rat

6.   mat

7.   sat

8.   pat

9.   bit

10.    fit

11. sit

12.    hit

13.      pit

14.    get

15.   jet

16.    let

17.      net

18.    pet

19. set

 

20.    wet


                                                            Set-IV

1.    across

2.   alone

3.   spinach

4.   daybreak

5.    excitement

6.   watchfully

7.   tropical

8.   recover

9.   surfing

10.    counting

11.   stamp

12.    straw

13.   erase

14.    flights

15.  backpack

16.    spring

17.      birthday

18.    another

19. bread

 

20.    acceptable

 

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