Who Was Helen Keller?

Name: Who Was Helen Keller?
ISBN: 9780448431444

by Gare Thompson, Who HQ

This inspiring biography tells the story of Helen Keller, who became deaf and blind at age two. With the help of her teacher, Annie Sullivan, Helen learned to communicate, read, and write, becoming a

About This Book

"Who Was Helen Keller?" introduces young readers to the remarkable life of Helen Keller, an American author, activist, and lecturer. The book details her early life, her profound illness at 19 months old that left her deaf and blind, and her transformative relationship with her teacher, Annie Sullivan. It highlights Helen's journey from isolation to becoming a powerful voice for people with disabilities, showcasing her perseverance, intelligence, and unwavering spirit. This illustrated chapter book is ideal for children aged 6-9, offering an accessible and engaging entry point into a significant historical figure's life and the broader themes of communication, education, and social justice.

It is about Helen Keller’s life.

Concepts

Resilience & Perseverance Self-Confidence & Identity Freedom & Independence Fear & Bravery Loneliness & Belonging Empathy & Kindness Curiosity & Wonder Friendship & Loyalty Love & Family Justice & Fairness Physical Disability Being Different Growing Up Learning Disability School Life Friendship & Social

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Discussion Prompts

How did Helen Keller's life change after she met Annie Sullivan?

What does "perseverance" mean, and how did Helen show it?

Imagine you couldn't see or hear. How would you communicate?

What important lessons can we learn from Helen Keller's story?

How did Helen Keller help other people with disabilities?