Raphael’s official printmaker had a naughty side — he created the first mass-produced book of sexual titillation
Men and women have penned hilarious notes detailing their cat's mischievous actions and photographed the guilty felines next to them.
Let David Shannon's lovable David help teach your kiddos the difference between Tattling and Reporting. Learn the difference between tattle and tell (report) and when you need to reach out to an adult for help. What’s included: * Reporting and Tattling Posters * Two-Sided “Paddle” to show answers for Speech Bubbles Situations for group responses *David and Words Cutout for Interactive Display (On cover) *Twenty-six Quote/Situation Cards that can be read by the teacher on the sheet OR kids can pick cards and read. Kids will use the two-sided response card to reply. They love giving a group response! * Empty speech bubbles for you or students to make own. *Am I Tattling or Reporting Booklet (11 pages. Can be run two to a page and cut in half) *David Headband/Hat (Ask me about Tattling vs. Reporting). *Lift the Flap Sort (Great Assessment!) *Chit Chat Partner Discussion *Class Book to make. Each student can write about a time they tattled or a time they reported. Read to class and kids will guess if situation described was tattling or reporting. If you liked this product, you may want to take a peek at The Empty Pot: Character Ed, Science, Math, and ELA Activities Let's keep in touch! ☀️Visit my blog at FirstGradeBloomabilities ☀️ Follow me on Pinterest ☀️ Follow me on Instagram ☀️ Subscribe to my newsletter FirstGradeBloomabilities and download my FREE 50 Page Bucket Filler Activities now.
