1. How would you define teamwork
How would you define teamwork? What do you think teamwork looks like within the classroom?

2. Teamwork
According to ViaCharacter.org, if teamwork is your top strength, you excel as a member of a group. You are a loyal and dedicated teammate, you always do your share, and you work hard for the success of your group. 1
the combined action of a group of people, especially when effective and efficient (Merriam -Webster Dictionary) 

3. Teamwork falls under the virtue category of Justice
Teamwork falls under the virtue category of Justice. Justice describes strengths that make life fair. They are broadly interpersonal and describe the best interaction between the individual and a group or community.
Definition from ViaCharacter.org

4. Titan Creed Titan’s endeavor to…
love, respect, and protect one another

5. A glimpse of teamwork
Here is a short video clip that shows teamwork in action in various settings. Notice how the sum of the whole team is greater than what any individual can accomplish on his or her own. How do these clips show teamwork in action?

7. Questions to think through Teamwork
How was teamwork displayed in the video just shown?
How can individuals contribute to teamwork in everyday life?
How are some people not good teammates?
What can we do to ensure we will not be a bad teammate?
How can we be a good teammate in school?
How can we be a good teammate in the classroom?
In what ways have you demonstrated teamwork in the past?
What are some ways that we can be a teammate at home?
By helping with chores or other tasks around the house, are you being a good teammate? How?
Why would the character trait of teamwork be important in life?

8. Exercises for Boosting Teamwork:
Volunteer for activities such as serving as a Big Brother or Big Sister or constructing a Habitat for Humanity house.
Help someone close to you set a goal and then periodically check on their progress.
Start a book club with family members, friends or colleagues. Schedule a time to meet and discuss the selected books.
From Viacharacter.org