Children do feel _____ and need to experience their feelings surrounding the event. (para 2, p.37)

Many of us were ______ with our own losses and shock. (para 3, p.37)

Children...do not comprehend the magnitude of the circumstances or the ______ of evil to good. (para 2, p.38)

It is essential that routines...because it gives them a sense of security and ______. (para 3, p.38)

Often, children have delayed grief because they are not able to handle the ______ of the horrendous sadness...(para 3, p.38)

The important consideration is to allow an open _____ for feelings and discussion...(para 4, p.38)

In adolescence, children are able to understand the _____ of the event. (last para, p.38)

They need the support of their parents and their _____.

They can watch the events ______ in the news and on television...(para 1, p.39)

...social workers are often called on for help and ____ by parents and teachers. (para 1, p.37)

Depending on the age of the child and the _____ on the family, my advice was varied. (last line, p.37)

Parents should always reassure children that they are _____, and should not exhibit out of control behavior...(para 1, p.38)

Children at this stage of _______ understand the difference between good and bad...(para 2, p.38)

...parents must show control over the situation so the children can _____ their behavior. (last para, p.39)

______, at times of crises, need to feel loved, safe, and secure. (last para, p. 39)

Therefore, children's ______ are sometimes misinterpreted or ignored. (para 2, p.37)

Children always experience the same response to these events as adults. (para 2, p.37)

...but there must be quality time spent with their own families to process their _____ and thoughts. (para 1, p.39)

Letting the child see feelings is acceptable. (para 1, p.38)

If the ______ has not hit them personally, a response to normal everyday life activities must continue. (last para, p.39)