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Telling, Not Tattling
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Jack saw a child at school climbing on top of the bookshelf, which was wobbling dangerously. Jack wasn't sure whether to tell the teacher. He didn't want to be a "tell-tale." But the child could really get hurt if the shelf tipped over. Jack felt unsure about what to do. (Feeling words: Unsure · Concerned)
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What's the difference between "tattling" to get someone in trouble and "telling" to keep them safe?
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