1. Helen Keller
“The most beautiful things must not be seen or heard, they must be felt in the heart”
Born: June 27, Died: June 1, 1968
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2. Helen’s Illness 18 months old She became sick She had a high fever
The doctor thought she would die but she didn’t
After the illness was gone Helen was deaf and blind
They went to the eye doctor, but they said they couldn’t do anything about it

3. Meeting Anne Sullivan
March 3, 1887 Anne Sullivan came to Helen’s house
Helen thought it was her mother so she pulled on her dress
Anne grabbed her hand to make her stop
Anne gave her a doll and spelled it in her hand, but Helen didn’t understand
One day while taking a stroll they stopped at a water pump. Anne put Helen’s hand in the water and spelled it
Then Helen understood and she learned many new words that day

4. Making a Difference Helen wrote 5 books about her life
During World War 2 Helen went to the hospital to visit soldiers
Helen went all across the United States
She visited many countries and spoke to many people
She met many queens, kings, and presidents
She helped many blind and deaf people

5. Helen Keller Helen Keller learned how to talk.
Helen Keller went to college
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Helen Keller traveled to China and Japan.
Helen Keller wrote 5 books about her life.