
When introducing a new project or activity, I always share what a 'full taco' finished product would look like. This is important- kids need to know what is expected of them. I also mention some things that would make a 'free nachos' piece. This helps my elementary kids envision what going above and beyond looks like (often they have no idea!).
My indicators are as follows:
No alcanza (1)- Getting Started
Pediste un taco pero sólo recibiste la tortilla. (You ordered a taco but all you received was the shell.)
Se acerca (2)- In Progress
Pediste un taco, pero sólo recibiste la tortilla con carne. (You ordered a taco, which you received, but all it had in it was the meat.
Satisface (3)- Right on!
Pediste un taco, que recibiste a tiempo, asà como te gusta. (You ordered a taco, and you received it right on time, just the way you like it.)
Supera (4)- Above and Beyond
Recibiste el taco como te gusta, ¡y además te dieron unos nachos gratis! (You got your taco exactly the way you like it, but they also threw in some nachos for free!)
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