Sixth Grade Unit 3 Week 1 Tyanna Bischoff, Hawthorne.

Sixth GradeUnit 3 Week 1

Hatchet

Tyanna Bischoff, Hawthorne

Words to Knowhatchet

ignite

painstaking

quill

registered

smoldered

stiffened

A small ax with a short handle, for

use with one hand

hatchetHatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

To have been made or

become rigid; fixed

stiffenedHatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

Very careful;

particular; diligent

painstakingHatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

Burned and smoked

without flame

smolderedHatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

To set on fire

igniteHatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

HatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

quill

A stiff, sharp hair or spine

like the pointed end of

a feather

HatchetIgnite

PainstakingQuill

RegisteredSmolderedstiffened

registered

To have had some effect; to have made an

impression

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

I took a hatchet and began to cut a dead branch into firewood.

sawax

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

Slowly it registered in my mind that I was not at home.

slippedcame to

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

My whole body had stiffened from sleeping with only a sleeping bag between me and the remarkably hard ground.

rigidached

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

We stayed up late last night until the campfire was only ash and embers that smoldered.

glowedsmoked

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

Daniel built the fire, using painstaking care.

particularreckless

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

We needed to ignite the paper before placing it in the fire.

ripset fire

Which means the same thing as the underlined word?

He told me it was a quill from a porcupine.

Sharp spinefeather

You’ve got it!