Explore the difference between cooperative and non-cooperative behaviour with a sorting activity.
Is it Cooperation? Sorting Scenario Activity
Every day our young students encounter various obstacles, and it can be challenging to deal with them. These obstacles may seem trivial, like waiting in line for a long time at the school canteen, or they could be more challenging, such as disagreeing with a friend or sibling. Our students need to learn how to handle these situations with grace and cooperation.
Identify Examples of Cooperation in the Classroom
This engaging activity is designed to help students tell the difference between cooperative and non-cooperative behaviours in the classroom. With 24 thought-provoking statements and scenarios to read, students will have the opportunity to hone their categorisation skills. Students will develop a greater understanding of positive social interactions and how they contribute to a successful learning environment by successfully identifying and sorting cooperative and non-cooperative behaviours.
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This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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