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This article details a classroom‐based study designed to provide agency and voice to first and second grade emergent bilinguals as they processed the COVID‐19 pandemic. Two California teachers created a narrative writing unit not only to teach specific writing skills, but also to challenge pervasive deficit assumptions that young children “could not handle” the details or scope of this global health...