Helen Keller.ppt

KRNET2000 Anne Sullivan, Helen’s tutor (1866-1936) Can you match these pictures with their corresponding introductions? Helen Kellers Works Three Days to See Summary: What results in Helens great success? 新世纪大学英语 Zooming In: An Integrated English Course 综合教程 Lead-in Matching Author Introduction Text Comprehension Watching and Discussing Assignment Teaching Procedures BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Lead-in: Let’s appreciate some pictures! Helens early writing BOOK 2- UNIT 2 The water pump where Helen made her miraculous breakthrough BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Unit 2 Three Days to See Helen Keller BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Portrait of Anne Sullivan, 1887 Poor vision 20 years old, Helen’s teacher. She changed Helen from a bad-tempered kid into a gentle child. She taught Helen to read , write, and how to think. She helped Helen fulfill her life and was considered a miracle worker. BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Helen touching the branch of a tree touch, smell, and experience nature. Helen loved to smell and touch flowers, to feel the wind on her face... she was curious about everything! BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Matching Ivy Green, where Helen was born on June 27, 1880 Helens certificate of admission to Radcliffe College, 1899? BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Anne Sullivan explaining how Helen learned to speak? Helen at AFB, testing a communication device for the deaf-blind, around 1950 Matching BOOK 2- UNIT 2 Helen holding her Oscar, 1955 Presidential Medal of Freedom awarded to Helen in September, 1964 ? Matching BOOK 2- UNIT 2 She passed away in her sleep. June 1, 1968 She was awarded the Presidential Medal of Freedom, the nation’s highest civilian honor. September,1964 She received a Bachelor of Arts degree, graduating from Radcliffe College of Harvard University. June 28, 1904 She met Anne Sullivan, her life-long teacher. March 3, 1887 She lost both her sight and hearing after being struck by illness. February, 1882 She was born at Ivy Green in Tuscumbia, Alabama. June 27, 1880 Events Time Helen Keller’s Chronolo