I added slides to K. McCormick's ppt. I used some slides from Agatha Lee: http://www.flaglerschools.com/schools/btes/teachers/LeeA/4016.

1. Lesson 6 Day 1 Winners Never Quit

3. High Frequency Words Word Wall sometimes sugar special exercise bicycle

4. Spelling Words

7. ie igh

8. ie igh tie pie

9. ie igh flight night

10. ie igh pie lie tie

11. ie igh high sigh flight night fright slight bright might

12. tie light right bright high lie night sigh might pie t ie l igh t r igh t br igh t h igh l ie n igh t s igh m igh t p ie

13. Would you turn on the light? My little sister can tie her shoes. Kayla can jump very high. I might help my grandmother bake an apple pie. The stars are bright at night. Would you turn on the l igh t ? My little sister can t ie her shoes. Kayla can jump very h igh . I m igh t help my grandmother bake an apple p ie . The stars are br igh t at n igh t .

14. Predictions

16. Helen’s parents taught her climbing techniques . techniques

17. techniques Techniques are when you practice routines or methods that help you do something.

18. techniques

19. techniques Do you have techniques to help you talk or to do well at sports?

20. routines or methods to help you do something techniques

21. specially Helen’s boots were made specially for her.

22. specially If something has been made just for you, then it has been made specially for you.

23. spe cially

24. specially Which would be made specially for someone, a pencil or a cast for a broken arm?

25. something has been made just for you specially

26. struggle Helen had to struggle to climb Mt. Taranaki.

27. struggle Struggle means you try extra hard to do something.

28. struggle

29. struggle Would you struggle with learning something new or with getting help from a teacher?

30. you try extra hard to do something struggle

32. traction When you walk up a hill or across some ice, traction is what keeps you from sliding.

33. traction

34. traction Would you need traction to ride your bike on a rough road or on a slippery uphill road?

35. what keeps you from sliding traction