TDCR/CRIES

The "T" in TDCR stands for

• TEST

• TEXT

• TORTURE

• TYPING

The "C" in TDCR stands for

• Constructed

• Comprehension

• Can

• Children

The "D" in TDCR stands for

• Dear

• Dominant

• Dependent

• Diary

The "R" in TDCR stands for

• wRiting

• Response

• Reaction

• Routine

The "C" in C-R-I-E-S stands for

• Constructed

• Claim

• Comma

• Comment

The "R" in C-R-I-E-S stands for

• Response

• Reaction

• Resource

• Rather

The "I" in C-R-I-E-S stands for

• I don't know

• Information

• Index

• Indentation

The "E" in C-R-I-E-S stands for

• Ending

• Exclamation

• Explanation

• Either

The "S" in C-R-I-E-S stands for

• Sign off

• Summary

• Solution

• Story

How would you describe the character of the spider from nursery rhyme?

 

The character of the spider can be described as unstoppable.  In line 2-3 of the poem, readers are told “Down came the rain/ And washed the spider out.” In final line of the poem, it is stated, “And the itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the spout again.” These details are proving that the spider is unstoppable because he continues his journey up the spout despite having been stopped due to the rain. He refuses to give up his mission to climb up the water faucet. Therefore, the spider can be described as never stopping because he will not let Mother Nature get in his way.

Which sentence is an example of the "S" in "C-R-I-E-S"?

• In final line of the poem,

• “And the itsy-bitsy spider climbed up the spout again.”

• He refuses to give up his mission to climb up the water faucet.

• Therefore, the spider can be described as never stopping because he will not let Mother Nature get in his way.