Students were taught that to be cooperative means to: listen, share, take turns, compromise, do your part, show appreciation, encourage people, make people feel needed, and not to isolate or exlude anyone.
Tuesday, November 30, 2010
Cooperation Assembly
Today we had our November school-wide assembly on Cooperation. Our second grade students shared a folktale by Alexei Tolstoy called The Great Big Enormous Turnip which is a folktale about cooperation. In addition I read a book by Stan and Jan Berenstain called Berenstain Bears Get in a Fight which illustrates how to work together cooperatively.
Students were taught that to be cooperative means to: listen, share, take turns, compromise, do your part, show appreciation, encourage people, make people feel needed, and not to isolate or exlude anyone.
Students were taught that to be cooperative means to: listen, share, take turns, compromise, do your part, show appreciation, encourage people, make people feel needed, and not to isolate or exlude anyone.
