Many children and adults occasionally have trouble differentiating between "telling on someone" and tattling. This resource presents 13 typical examples of children telling or tattling, and asks young readers to judge whether the characters are "tattling" or "telling." Ultimately, it helps children learn when to tell an adult that they need help and when to deal with a problem themselves, and it teaches adults about when to pay attention to kids' requests for help, especially in possible cases of abuse.
Alternatives to tattling and additional suggestions for telling round out each story.
| ISBN: | 9781884734069 |
| Publication date: | 1st January 1995 |
| Author: | Kathryn M Hammerseng |
| Illustrator: | Dave Garbot |
| Publisher: | Parenting Press an imprint of Parenting Press Inc |
| Format: | Paperback |
| Pagination: | 32 pages |
| Genres: |
Personal Social Health Economic (PSHE) |
Many children and adults occasionally have trouble differentiating between "telling on someone" and tattling. This resource presents 13 typical examples of children telling or tattling, and asks young readers to judge whether the characters are "tattling" or "telling." Ultimately, it helps children learn when to tell an adult that they need help and when to deal with a problem themselves, and it teaches adults about when to pay attention to kids' requests for help, especially in possible cases of abuse.
Telling Isn't Tattling features in the following genres: Personal Social Health Economic (PSHE)
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Telling Isn't Tattling was written by Kathryn M Hammerseng and published by Parenting Press an imprint of Parenting Press Inc
Telling Isn't Tattling has 32 pages