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Explain the rule at the Treski house about rooms. Tell about a rule that your family has.  In this chapter, we find out why Evan and Jesse are so close. If you have siblings, how do you support each other? If you don't have siblings, how do you support a close friend or relative?  Jesse wonder which side Megan would be on if she knew about the war. What do you think and why?  Are you a "saver" or a "spender"? Is there one of these that is better?  Using what you have learned in the Leader in me, what would you do to help Jessie? Has anyone ever helped you when others were being mean to you? What did Megan do to help Jesse?   Have you ever had a competition with someone else? How did it turn out?
How did Evan misinterpret Jesse's signal for him to join her at her lemonade stand? Have you or your friends ever misinterpreted signals? What happened? 
Evan starts a partnership with Scott, a selfish kid he doesn't really like just so he doesn't have to have the lemonade stand with Jessie. How was his lemonade stand less successful? What should Evan have done differently?
Jessie wonders why Evan is upset with her until she remembers the letter that said they'll be in the same class in the fall. Why would Evan be upset about sharing a class with his younger sister? How would you feel if you were Evan?
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