

The story of Helen Keller
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Saleh Abdelfattah
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The story of Helen Keller

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Open Ended
Do you know anyone who is disabled but achieved success in any field ? who ? what did he / she achieved ?
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Open Ended
In your opinion , how was life in the past for blind and deaf people ?
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Open Ended
Do you know Helen Keller ? Have you read about her before ?
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Learning Outcomes
1- To analyse reading text to get specific information about Helen Keller
2- To recognise and use key vocab meaningfully
3- To be kind with others
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The story of Helen Keller
Glossary
society: people living together in an ordered community
opportunities: a set of circumstances that makes it possible to do something
independent: not having to depend on another, free from control
mission: an important aim or goal to be achieved
frustrated: feeling of upset or annoyance at being unable to do something Key vocab
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Reading Text
Read the following text then answer the questions :
The story of Helen Keller
This is the story of a woman, born over 100 years ago, who couldn’t see the words on this page or hear them spoken. But she could still talk, write, read and make friends. In fact, she went to college, wrote nearly a dozen books,
travelled all over the world, met 12 US presidents, and lived to be 87.
Meet Helen Keller, a woman from a small farm town in Alabama, United States, who taught the world to respect people who are blind and deaf.
Before Helen was born, society did not understand blind and deaf people very well and there were very few opportunities for them to get a good education. It was very difficult for them to be independent and have a job. They often had to have help from other people to care for them throughout their lives.
Helen’s mission came from her own life –
when she was 18 months old, she was extremely ill, and she lost both her vision and hearing.
It was like entering a different world, with
completely new rules, and she got very frustrated
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Multiple Choice
Read the following text then answer the questions :
The story of Helen Keller
This is the story of a woman, born over 100 years ago, who couldn’t see the words on this page or hear them spoken. But she could still talk, write, read and make friends. In fact, she went to college, wrote nearly a dozen books,
travelled all over the world, met 12 US presidents, and lived to be 87.
Meet Helen Keller, a woman from a small farm town in Alabama, United States, who taught the world to respect people who are blind and deaf.
Before Helen was born, society did not understand blind and deaf people very well and there were very few opportunities for them to get a good education. It was very difficult for them to be independent and have a job. They often had to have help from other people to care for them throughout their lives.
Helen’s mission came from her own life –
when she was 18 months old, she was extremely ill, and she lost both her vision and hearing.
It was like entering a different world, with
completely new rules, and she got very frustrated
1- This story is about
Helen Keller
John Adas n
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Multiple Choice
when she was 18 months old, she was extremely ill, and she lost both her vision and hearing.
2-when she was .......... old, she was extremely ill, and she lost both her vision and hearing.
2 years
4 years
18 months
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Multiple Choice
Read the following text then answer the questions :
The story of Helen Keller
This is the story of a woman, born over 100 years ago, who couldn’t see the words on this page or hear them spoken. But she could still talk, write, read and make friends. In fact, she went to college, wrote nearly a dozen books,
travelled all over the world, met 12 US presidents, and lived to be 87.
Meet Helen Keller, a woman from a small farm town in Alabama, United States, who taught the world to respect people who are blind and deaf.
Before Helen was born, society did not understand blind and deaf people very well and there were very few opportunities for them to get a good education. It was very difficult for them to be independent and have a job. They often had to have help from other people to care for them throughout their lives.
Helen’s mission came from her own life –
when she was 18 months old, she was extremely ill, and she lost both her vision and hearing.
It was like entering a different world, with
completely new rules, and she got very frustrated
3- Helen Keller met only 4 US president
True
False
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Multiple Choice
The story of Helen Keller
This is the story of a woman, born over 100 years ago, who couldn’t see the words on this page or hear them spoken. But she could still talk, write, read and make friends. In fact, she went to college, wrote nearly a dozen books,
travelled all over the world, met 12 US presidents, and lived to be 87.
Meet Helen Keller, a woman from a small farm town in Alabama, United States, who taught the world to respect people who are blind and deaf.
Before Helen was born, society did not understand blind and deaf people very well and there were very few opportunities for them to get a good education. It was very difficult for them to be independent and have a job. They often had to have help from other people to care for them throughout their lives.
Helen’s mission came from her own life –
when she was 18 months old, she was extremely ill, and she lost both her vision and hearing.
It was like entering a different world, with
completely new rules, and she got very frustrated
4-Helen lived to be 100 years old
True
False
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Open Ended
Exit Card from this activity
Do you think Helen Keller was a good character ? How ?
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The second objective
To recognise and use key vocab meaningfully
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Open Ended
Use these words in meaningful sentences
1- blind
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Open Ended
Use these words in meaningful sentences
2- respect
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Open Ended
Use these words in meaningful sentences
3- president
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