Grade 3 · SEL · Lesson 15

Cooperating in Projects

Cooperation means working with others willingly and flexibly to reach a shared goal. It is not the same as simply being in a group — cooperation requires each person to actively contribute, adapt, and support the team even when things get difficult. The outcome of a cooperative group is almost always stronger than any individual could achieve alone.

What this lesson teaches

1Match a project situation to the cooperative behavior that best helps the team
2Explain why cooperation matters more than individual effort alone
3Identify common cooperation blockers and why they harm a team

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