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WorksheetsTattling vs. Telling Lawler/Ward
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 9mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
The purpose is to keep people safe.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
2.
The purpose is to try to get someone in trouble.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
3.
You need help from an adult to solve a problem.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
4.
Can handle by oneself.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
5.
Important
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
6.
Uninportant
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
7.
Harmful, dangerous, threatening
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
8.
Harmless situations
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
9.
Behavior is purposeful.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
10.
Behavior is accidental.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
11.
Anna hears someone say they are going to start a fight after school.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
12.
Anne is in line for lunch and sees John cut in line in front of her friend Sara.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
13.
One the way inside from recess, John realizes his friend Kyle is missing and is not in line.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
14.
Joey steals the ball Sam is playing with.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
15.
Joey pokes Katherine in the back over and over while in line.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
16.
James tackles Sam while playing tow-hand touch.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
17.
Jamie's friend tells him that he's mad at his parents, so he isn't going home after school.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
18.
Jill sees Jane use a pencil to write all over her neighbor's paper.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
19.
You see a classmate throwing rocks at another child on the playground.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
20.
You overhear 2 girls in the bathroom making fun of a new girl at your school.
a)
Tattling
b)
Telling
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