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This worksheet is designed
to help students distinguish between tattling (reporting
unimportant issues to get someone in trouble) and telling (reporting
serious situations to keep someone safe).
Students will read various scenarios and decide
whether each one represents tattling or telling.
The goal is to encourage responsible decision-making, promote problem-solving
skills, and reinforce when it’s appropriate to seek an adult’s help.
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