Introduce the lesson by discussing what teamwork means. Ask the students if they have ever worked in a team and what their experiences were. Explain that today's activities will help them understand how to work better in a team.

Participants stand in a circle, reach across to grab two other people's hands, and without letting go, work to untangle themselves into a circle. Rules: No one can let go of hands, except for safety reasons (twisting wrists, etc.). Debrief: Discuss the importance of communication and patience in teamwork.

Set up a 'maze' using cones and rope. Blindfold one person from the team while the rest of the team members guide them through the maze using verbal instructions only. Rules: The blindfolded person must follow their teammates' directions to navigate the maze without touching the boundaries. Debrief: Talk about the importance of clear communication and trust in teamwork.

Provide each team with building blocks or cups. Each team must build the tallest tower possible within the time limit. Rules: Everyone must participate in the building process. Debrief: Discuss how planning and cooperation help achieve goals.

Have students sit in a circle and discuss what they learned about teamwork today. Use the discussion questions to guide the conversation. Distribute the printable cards as reminders of key teamwork principles.