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It’s None ofYour Business!

Kathy Swan S.G. Grant Emma ThackerIllustrations by Peter Francis

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It’s None ofYour Business!

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Kathy Swan S.G. Grant Emma ThackerIllustrations by Peter Francis

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“Good morning!” said Ms. Stanton. “Please listen, everyone. Here are your math papers from yesterday. We need to do some more work on this lesson, but you’re off to a great start.”

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Yay! I got a dinosaur sticker!

Yeah! I got a superhero sticker!

Aw! I have to do mine again!

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Tillie, what did you get?

It’s none of your business, Zeb!

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Tillie, is something the matter?

Zeb asked me about my paper. But it’s none of his business if I got a sticker or not!

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Ms. Stanton decided to gather the class. “Come over to the board, everyone. I need to talk with you about something.”

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“Do we get to use the glasses?”

“Let’s use the Stuff lenses!”

“No, no, the People lenses!”

“I want to do the Space lenses!”

“I’ll go get them!”

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Ok, ok, using the glasses is a great idea. Naomi, would you mind getting them?

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How do we decide when to share our business and when not to? Are there Rules?

My mommy asks me every day what kind of sticker I got. Is that her business?

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Why do we even get stickers?

Who gets to know my grades?

Stickers . . . hmmm . . . sounds like we need our Stuff lenses!

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Sometimes I want to look at other people’s Stuff, like their stickers. Is that OK?

I like my stickers.

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Sometimes I can’t help looking at the other kids’ stickers.

Yeah, but you shouldn’t look, because it might hurt someone’s feelings.

Well, we certainly don’t want anyone to get upset. How about we look through the People lenses now?

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I care about People. When I see someone crying, I ask what’s the matter. Is that my business?

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Naomi thinks everything is her business.

There is a difference between letting someone know you care about them and getting into someone’s business.

Now I’m confused. If it’s none of our business, why do you put our papers up on the bulletin board?

Yeah, how come that space is everyone’s business? We need the Space lenses!

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So, if I get this:My lunch—my businessStory rug—everyone’s businessCubby—my businessArt supplies—everybody’s businessTeacher’s desk . . .

This is tricky business. While we share this classroom, we each have our own space within it, like cubbies.

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No one can look in my cubby! It’s my space!

What if I need a pencil from Ms. Stanton’s desk?

Wait! Maybe the Time lenses will help.

Kids’

Teacher’s

Everyone’s

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When I was your age, school was different.

Oh! My grandma says, a long time ago schools were just one big room. So everything was everyone’s business.

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My grandma makes the best cookies!

My grandmother couldn’t talk in school.

Did they eat lunch and play games in that room, too?

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Zeb thought about what they had learned.

Looking through our lenses is pretty cool! But sometimes it’s hard. There’s a lot to think about!

So we have to figure out whose business is our business. Stuff like my lunch?

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What about my sister? What other people are thinking and feeling . . .

Spaces in our classrooms . . .

Superhero action figures?

What about what happened last week? And what happened today? What did my dad think was just his business when he was young?

What about class rules . . .

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So whose business is your business? When? Where? Why?

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How do you decide?

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Rules What rules do you have to help you know whose business is whose?

Questions to Talk or Write About

Stuff What is something that you own that is only your business?

People How can you let people know that something is your business?

Space What is a place in your community that is everyone’s business?

Time How might something that is or is not your business change as you get older?

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