Guidance Lesson: Tattling vs. Reporting File Folder Sorting Activity

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This was truly so helpful and really helped my students understand the difference. Thank you so much!
I loved this resource and so did by students. They seem to now understand the difference between reporting and tattling now. Their teacher was very thankful for this lesson.

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Tattling vs reporting file folder sorting activity. Tattling is a common problem for classroom teachers and parents. Help children learn to stop tattling by teaching them the difference between tattling and reporting with these fun activities. Students will complete a file folder activity in which they cut, paste, and sort tattling and reporting behaviors.

This is great for back to school and can be used in a social skills group or to teach a whole class guidance lesson. You can use this resource with kids in both lower and upper elementary grades.

Included in this product:
A Tattling vs. Reporting poster
Alternative to Tattling poster
24 behavior cards
24 discussion cards

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