“Hoy (o los últimos días) usaron su comprensión matemática para completar y ajustar varias actividades tipo ‘Cuáles tres van juntos’. También crearon una actividad tipo ‘Cuáles tres van juntos’ desde cero” // “Today (or the past couple of days) you’ve used your mathematical understanding to complete and improve several Which Three Go Together? activities. You also have created an original Which Three Go Together?“
“Al crear su actividad tipo ‘Cuáles tres van juntos’, ¿cuáles fueron las cosas más importantes que tuvieron que considerar sobre los 4 elementos? ¿Por qué esas cosas eran importantes?” // “What were the most important things about the 4 items you had to consider as you created your Which Three Go Together? Why were these things important?” (There was one group of 3 that didn’t go together, so I tried to make a change so they would go together. Each time I made a change, it created some other problem.)
“¿A qué le prestaron atención al final que no le habían prestado atención al comienzo?” // “What did you pay attention to at the end that you hadn’t in the beginning?” (At first, I would try something to see if it worked, it was hard but fun to figure out. Sometimes I didn't realize that it didn't work, so it helped to get feedback from another group.)