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Cooperation

Definition

The ability to work with someone toward a common goal.

Responds to

Situations where you need help to accomplish what you want.

Practical Uses

Negotiation, teamwork.

Background

Cooperative games have been studied for a long time. Having to work together so both can succeed helps children develop a range of social skills, including problem solving, empathy, trust and conflict resolution.

References

  • Conflict resolution and children’s behaviour: observing and understanding social and cooperative play in early years educational settings (Broadhead, 2009)
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Forest Temple
Light Temple

To get to the exit, Fireboy and Watergirl must help each other by pulling levers or helping one another over hurdles. The levels are not won until both are at their exit doors.

Played with two players, these games are great training in cooperating with others.


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