Like adults, children have disagreements. In playing with each other, they must find ways to solve those disagreements. If a child doesn't like the way a game is being played or doesn't think it is fair, he or she can suggest another way. This works better than being bossy or just not playing at all. It is important to help children understand that finding other ways to do something will help change the situation.
Children sometimes get too competitive.
They will turn games into contests and always try to come out first. Children need to be encouraged to have fun in their games and play with other children. When a child is too competitive, other children won't want to play with him or her. Teaching Cooperation Children have to learn how to cooperate, it doesn't just happen naturally. Adults can be an important source of help in teaching children how to cooperate.