Step 1: Organise elements as non-material vs material:
Non-material culture includes values, beliefs, norms, customs, language and symbols; material culture includes the physical objects, technology and artefacts a society produces.
Step 2: Show how the elements connect:
Values shape norms (rules of behaviour), norms are expressed through customs and language, and material culture reflects the values and knowledge of a society (e.g. technology reflecting a society's level of development).
Final Answer:
Culture's elements - values, beliefs, norms, customs, language/symbols and material objects - work together, with non-material elements shaping behaviour and material elements giving it tangible form.