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The essence of cooperative games is to enhance attitudes of empathy, interaction and respect for others, making us more humanised. From this perspective, Physical Education embraces intrinsic values relating to human actions in the aspect of interpersonal relationships, bearing in mind that we are biopsychosocial beings.So games, whether they involve physical mobility or not-so-mechanical actions such as thinking and acting, involve the most beautiful and distinctive aspect of the human species, which is cognitive. This is why co-operative games are part of a series of actions embraced by Physical Education.