I went over two posters with students that they can go to for help (which I found on Pinterest). Teachers posted these in the classroom as a visual aid.
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Monday, November 12, 2012
Tattle Tongue Strikes Again!
I have been receiving many counseling requests from my students in second grade. After looking through their slips, I found that many of their problems could be easily solved using Kelso's Choices and other strategies we've practiced in guidance. I thought reading A Bad Case of Tattle Tongue by Julia Cook would be an appropriate intervention (see previous post).
I went over two posters with students that they can go to for help (which I found on Pinterest). Teachers posted these in the classroom as a visual aid.
These reinforce to students the criteria for when it's considered reporting or tattling. Then, students read through the prompts on a tongue and colored each spot purple if it would be tattling or red if it would be reporting.
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I went over two posters with students that they can go to for help (which I found on Pinterest). Teachers posted these in the classroom as a visual aid.
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Could you post the tattle tongue worksheet? It looks great!
ReplyDeleteI only received a hard copy of it from my mentor a few years ago. Let me see if I can scan it in and make it available to download. :)
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