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Working in a group can be more successful than on our own - and more fun!

Working Together - Age 5-7

As a part of Social Education in PSHE, children in KS1 are taught how to work together and to be a better group member. In this quiz, written specifically for children in years 1 and 2, we look at some practical measures children can take to get along well with others and work as part of a team.

Some of us are very good at working in a team. Others can be better at working alone. But working with others is an important skill to have. Groups often work much better at a task than an individual would.

A well-known saying is, 'There is no I in team.' This means that in a team, everyone is important, not just one person. This quiz is going to test you on working together, or in a group. Let’s see if you are a team player!

1.
You feel shy and hate group activities. What should you do?
Ask a friend in the group if they can help you build up your confidence and start with a small task
Cry
Pretend to be invisible
Sulk
You may want to cry but unfortunately crying never helps - instead try and talk to someone in the group; they might feel the same. If that doesn't fix the problem, see if a teacher can help you.
2.
Why should you work in a team?
So that you have someone to chat to
Because certain games have to have a set amount of players
Because you are told to
So that you can help each other and become better
Being in a team means you have others to help you and that you can learn from.
3.
Someone in your team is struggling. What should you do?
Tell the teacher that they should be in a different group
Leave them behind
See how you can help them
Shout at them
You are a team. That means you should work together and try to fix any problems as a team.
4.
You've been the only one talking in the group. What should you do?
Refuse to say another word
Ask if anyone else would like to speak
Demand that someone else talk now
Keep talking
Sometimes when you're so full of ideas you can talk and talk and talk! But don't forget, a team is made up of more than one person and other people might want to speak too.
5.
You need to find a pair - who should you pick?
Someone that is short
Someone that is tall
Someone you don't know and would like to get to know better
Someone who has the same name as you
Pair work or group work is a good way to get to know other people and make new friends.
6.
Which of these is not a team sport?
Hockey
Snooker
Cricket
Football
A team sport involves more than one person.
7.
Oh no! You don't agree with someone in your group. What should you do?
Shout at them
Ignore them
Throw them out of your group
See if you can reach an agreement and if not, take a vote
Voting is the fairest way to decide as it means you do what most (the majority) of your group wants.
8.
You have been writing all the answers for your group. Is that wrong?
Yes - you should ask if anyone else wants to write and if not, carry on
No - you want to do it and so you should be able to do it
Yes - it means your team mates are lazy
No - you have the best handwriting
If your team is happy with this choice then that's fine but if not, perhaps you should take it in turns and share all the tasks.
9.
In school, when should you not work together?
Hymn practise
During a test
During a class assembly
Playing rugby
All these other activities are done in a group but tests are to see how you do individually.
10.
Why do teachers sometimes put you in groups?
Because they love watching you argue
Because they like saying the word 'group'
Because they think it's funny
Because they think you can learn from each other
This is the main reason. Sometimes an activity is too big to be done by one person, so you have to work in a group to get the task done.

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