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tattling, reporting, problem solving

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Telling the teacher that your classmate took your pencil.

Tattling

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Telling the teacher that a student cut in line.

Tattling

15

Telling the teacher that your classmate whispered to another student during silent reading.

Tattling

15

Telling the teacher that a classmate is tapping their pencil on their desk.

Tattling

15

Telling the teacher that a classmate is doodling on their desk.

Tattling

15

Telling the teacher that your classmate went to the bathroom without asking for permission.

Tattling

15

Telling your mom that your brother is not sharing the iPad.

Tattling

15

Telling the teacher that someone called you a mean name at lunch.

Tattling

15

Telling your teacher that someone is chewing gum in class.

Tattling

15

Telling your teacher that someone is not sharing the markers.

Tattling

15

Telling your teacher that someone did not raise their hand before answering a question.

Tattling

15

Telling your teacher that someone is doodling in their notebook instead of paying attention.

Tattling

15

Telling the teacher that you saw someone stealing snacks from another student’s lunchbox.

Reporting

15

Telling the teacher that you saw a student being pushed off the swing by another student.

Reporting

15

Telling to the teacher that a classmate is being left out and teased by other students during recess.

Reporting

15

Telling the teacher that you found a lost wallet on the playground.

Reporting

15