Understanding Tattling vs. Telling

What is the main difference between tattling and telling?

• Tattling is for getting someone in trouble, while telling is to protect someone.

• Tattling and telling are the same.

• Tattling is only done by children.

• Telling is for getting someone in trouble, while tattling is to protect someone.

Why did Josh have to sit by himself during lunch?

• He chose to sit alone.

• Nobody wanted to sit with him because he tattled a lot.

• He liked the end of the table.

• He was always late to lunch.

What did Josh's mother warn him about?

• Staying up too late.

• Eating too much candy.

• Getting Tattle Tongue if he didn't stop tattling.

• Not doing his homework.

What are the symptoms of Tattle Tongue according to Josh's mother?

• Yellow tongue with purple spots and it gets longer.

• Tongue turning green.

• Red spots on the tongue.

• Losing the ability to speak.

What did the Tattle Prince teach Josh?

• How to ignore bullies.

• The difference between tattling and warning.

• The importance of sharing.

• How to be a better tattler.

What is the first rule of tattling according to the Tattle Prince?

• Warn someone if it's not dangerous.

• Solve the problem yourself.

• Mind your own business.

• Be a danger Ranger.

What should you do if the problem involves you, according to the Tattle Prince?

• Always tell a teacher.

• Try to solve it yourself first.

• Tattle immediately.

• Ignore the problem.

What did Josh decide when Eddie cut in line?

• To tattle to Mr. Cool.

• To ignore Eddie completely.

• Not to tattle, remembering the Tattle Prince's rules.

• To confront Eddie directly.

What change did Mr. Cool make in the classroom?

• He gave a lecture on bullying.

• He ignored all complaints from students.

• He wrote his own tattle rules on the board.

• He banned tattling completely.

How did Josh feel after learning from the Tattle Prince?

• Angry at the Tattle Prince.

• Sad about his previous behavior.

• Happy because he understood tattling better.

• Confused about the rules.