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Managing Trauma | The Teacher Lady Reads | A Terrible Thing Happened

Managing Trauma | The Teacher Lady Reads | A Terrible Thing Happened #ReadAloud Week 32 #teacherladyspeaks #traumainformed #socialemotionallearning #childrensbooks Welcome back to The Teacher Lady Show — your joyful space for stories, reflection, and heart-centered resources that help you teach, parent, and grow with intention. 💛 Each week, we serve up a full-course feast of content built around a meaningful theme. Here's what's on the menu: 🍰 (Monday) The Dessert: Two sweet, interactive Teacher Lady Reads read-aloud for the littles 📚 (Wednesday) The Sides: Two Behind the Book reviews — diving deeper into the lessons, author insights, and classroom connections 🍽 (Friday) The Main Course: A Teacher Lady Speaks episode — where I bring my educator lens to help you teach with clarity, compassion, and context 🗓 This Week’s Theme: MANAGING TRAUMA (Week 32) This week, we’re gently exploring what trauma can look like in children and how trusted adults can respond with care, patience, and emotional safety. We’ll talk about big feelings, hard experiences, and the importance of routines, relationships, and reassurance. Most importantly, we’ll focus on helping children understand that what happened to them is not their fault — and that healing happens in connection. 📖 Featured Book This Week: 🧸 A Terrible Thing Happened by Margaret M. Holmes — a gentle, trauma-informed story that helps children process frightening or overwhelming experiences in a safe, developmentally appropriate way. 👉🏾 Purchase here: https://amzn.to/3MwA00i 👇🏾 Watch, Read & Reflect With Us: ✨ Full Week 32 Playlist    • Managing Trauma | The Teacher Lady Speaks ...   🍽 Teacher Lady Speaks | Managing Trauma This week’s episode is a grounding, educator-forward conversation about how trauma shows up in behavior, learning, and relationships — and what adults can do to support healing without forcing disclosure or “fixing” children. We’ll cover trauma-informed language, predictable routines, emotional validation, and when to seek additional support. 🧠 Featured Resources: • 🌬 The Moshi App — calming stories, breathing exercises, and meditations that help children regulate their nervous systems. • 💞 The Empathy Circle Game — a gentle, play-based tool for building trust, listening skills, and emotional expression. ❤️ Support & Shop: 📖 Grab the Books: • A Terrible Thing Happened → https://amzn.to/3MwA00i 🛍 Shop All My Books: https://www.ericamburrell.com/shop 💖 Donate to The Empathy Library: https://www.ericamburrell.com/donate 📝 Sign Up for My Newsletter: https://www.ericamburrell.com (scroll to the bottom) 📢 Are you an author? Want your book featured? Submit here → https://docs.google.com/document/d/10 🔗 Stay Connected: 📲 TikTok →   / ericamburrell   📸 Instagram →   / ericamburrell   📺 YouTube →    / @ericamburrell   📘 Facebook →   / ericamburrell   Thanks for learning with me this week — and remember, healing doesn’t happen all at once. It happens in safe moments, shared stories, and loving connection. 💛