🤝 Friends Like TheseAges 7-12
When You Spread the Rumour
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You heard something about a classmate — that he cheated on a test — and you told three people. Now it's everywhere and he's genuinely upset. Then you find out the story might not have been true. You passed along something you didn't actually know, and it got bigger than you expected.
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What's your responsibility here — even though you didn't start the story and didn't know it might be false?
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