How would I transport a player to one of the 10 parts I have named a certain name?

I'm fairly new to scripting, and I learn of sites like this, but I am having a bit of trouble scripting this.I just need a jump start to it.

So I have a map and a lobby. In the lobby, I have the spawns that ROBLOX give you when you press the spawn button. In the map, I have multiple parts Labelled "Spawn1", "Spawn2", "Spawn3" etc.

So I want to script a text button, when pressed it will teleport you one of the random parts spread out across the map.

So I'm guessing it will be a local script inside the text label then it will be

local button = script.Parent
local mapspawns = 

after "mapspawns = ", I'm not sure how I would define the multiple parts, so how would I do that bit?

Next, I want to teleport the players, I'm not too sure on this bit either. I would guess you move the Torso, because that's the main part. (correct me if it's wrong) So can someone teach me how to teleport the player, and not get them killed when doing so?

So I want the script to pick out a random spawn part, so I would put my bets on saying that a table would be required,(I'm awful at tables), and the math.Random() function. I looked it up on the developer blog Roblox has and it came up with generating random numbers.

So I'm guessing this is one way that it can be done: So i define Spawn1 as "1", Spawn2 as "2" etc, then I make math.Random() pick a number between 1 and 10 (let's say I have 10 spawns) Then here I want to make the picked number to have a link to the Spawns. So if I got 3 from the generation, I want the script to know I'm on about Spawn3. Do I have to do something here to let it know, like math.Random().Value or something (does that even exist?) Then I want the teleportation bit to go here, so teleport the player's Torso to the value of math.Random()'s assigned Spawn. (Spawn1 = 1, etc,)

later on in the script, I can make the button go invisible after I press it and all myself. Simply by doing

button.Visible = false -- I defined it above

I know this is a huge question, but hopefully it will teach me the basics of a few things, which in turn can help me to script in the future by my self.

Thanks for reading! Please can you help me out?

EDIT: I just had an epiphany. So can I define the variable SpawnNumber using math.random() so for example

local SpawnNumber = math.Random(1,10)

then can I do this?

if SpawnNumber.Value == 3
	then 
		Teleport function here

Can someone tell me if this is right? Or Help me out if I have gone wrong and can someone teach me how I can do the things stated above?

Not sure what I should do after here though. ;/

Its simple, in math.random on teleport you need to use SpawnsLocations:GetChildren()[math] for get the block.

This literally as said will get everything it has inside a location through a numerical value. you can choose the numerical value and start your function(If you do not understand my explanation tell us the comments. my english is very bad, Or if have something wrong, also tell me in the comments.)

Here is a example:

-- Local Script
local player = game.Players.LocalPlayer -- Get player
local char = player.Character or player.CharacterAdded:Wait() -- Get player character

local SpawnsLocations = game.Workspace.Spawns:GetChildren() -- Add :GetChildren() / Get all in Spawns folder
local value = math.random(1,#SpawnsLocations) -- Get random number with 1 to length of spawns location.
if SpawnsLocations[value] ~= nil then -- Check if spawn is not nil
	print("Spawn found!")
	-- Teleport
	char:WaitForChild("Humanoid") -- For no errors on teleport.
	char:MoveTo(SpawnsLocations[value].Position) -- Move player to selected part
end

Wiki pages:

GetChildren

math.random

Hope it helped :)

The most efficient way to do it would be:

--localscript inside of the button

local players = game:GetService("Players")
local player = players.LocalPlayer
local playergui = player.PlayerGui
local character = player.Character or player.CharacterAdded:Wait()
local humanoid = character:WaitForChild("Humanoid")

local spawns = game.Workspace:WaitForChild("Spawns") -- folder that holds all the parts

local positions = {} -- table that will hold all the possible positions of the spawn parts

math.randomseed(tick()) -- make it random for each client

for _,v in pairs(spawns:GetChildren()) do
	table.insert(positions, v.Position) -- inserting the positions of the spawn parts into the aforementioned table
end

local debounce = false
playergui.SCREENGUINAME.BUTTONNAME.MouseButton1Click:Connect(function()
	if not debounce then
		debounce = true -- to stop spamming
		local randomPos = positions[math.random(1, #positions)] -- randomly picking 1 value (position) from the table
		character:MoveTo(randomPos) -- moving the character to the chosen position
		print(unpack(positions)) -- just for fun; printing the positions of the spawn parts
		humanoid.Died:Connect(function() -- when the humanoid dies
			debounce = false -- allow the button to be clicked again
		end)
	end	
end)

Of course change "SCRENGUINAME" and "BUTTONNAME" to the actual names you used (which you probably already know). These are all of the methods used, to take a closer look:

MouseButton1Click

debounce

math.randomseed(tick())

MoveTo

Humanoid.Died

in pairs