These words explain or support logical relationships. They are important for reasoning and drawing inferences.
always: at all times 
and: also; in addition; as well as 
and: also; in addition; as well as 
for the reason that 
for: as compared with – there is one hat for each sibling 
not the same; different or other 
in case that; supposing that 
resulting from 
resulting from 
the second of two choices or possibilities 
in the direction of 
for what reason, cause, or purpose
Should a dual meaning word have both meanings created in clay at the same time? Thank you
No, the separate definitions should be done in separate models. It would be ok to choose to do both models in the same session, and it is fine to reuse the letters or parts of another model — (such as a clay figure or arrow that is moved for the second model) — but each model of each definition should stand by itself. Many people like to take a photo of each of their models when they complete them — that is a good way to keep a visual reference, particularly if different meanings of a word seem to be a source of confusion.