Cooperation involves working together towards a common goal. It creates an atmosphere where people feel safe, trusted, and supported as they encourage and help one another. The document provides examples of cooperative and uncooperative behaviors - attending community meetings, participating in group projects, helping clean the classroom, and contributing to fundraising show cooperation, while littering, making others clean up after you, and not participating in school programs lack cooperation.

1. COOPERATION

2. It is the process of working together to the
same end.
It is when people working together to
achieve results or people helping each
other out to achieve a common goal.
COOPERATION

3. In work or play, people really want and need to
feel safe, be open and honest, and above all,
feel trusted. Cooperative situations help create
that atmosphere, because participants give
encouragement and support of one another.
COOPERATION

4. Draw a if the statement shows cooperation and
unity and if not.
1. I attend meeting called in our community.
2. I participate in class group projects.
3. I help in cleaning our classroom.
4. I throw biscuit and candy wrappers on the street.
5. I always tell our house helper to clean my room.
6. I help my mother in the kitchen.
7. I return my toys in proper places after use.
8. I contribute to community fund
raising for flood victims.
9. I listen attentively to my teacher
during class discussion.
10. I don’t like to participate in
school programs even when
asked.