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When he finds Aunt Snootie's lost pen on Sed's desk, Christopher Churchmouse assumes that Sed stole it and decides to tell everyone.

Tami's constant tattling on her brother T.J. makes her mom angry and hurts his feelings, but she soon learns it is only okay to tattle when someone's life or property is in danger.

Contains four scenarios that explain the difference between tattling just to get someone else in trouble, and telling when a person is being taunted or bullied, or someone's health or safety is in danger. Includes a teacher's guide.

Because Chip Chipmunk is a tattletale, his mother, brothers, and sisters decide to teach him a lesson which will help him change his behavior.

Josh, a chronic tattler, is warned by his mother that he is going to develop a case of tattle tongue, but the lesson really hits home when the Tattle Prince pays him a visit and lays down some rules about tattling.

William the pig always tells their mother when his older brother Wembly does something wrong, until he learns an important lesson about being a good brother.

Gilbert the opossum gets stuck with a tattle-tale, Phillip, on a class trip to Pilgrim Town, but he learns a valuable lesson when he gets stuck in the bathroom.

Distinguishes between telling and tattling and explains the motivations behind tattling.