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课件网) 冀教版 六年级下册 Unit 4 Lesson 24 Helen Keller Helen Keller What’s her job? The Story of My Life Three Days to See writer Differences? blind deaf deaf blind Let’s play Take one piece of paper from your bag. Find a pen. Write the words “blind” and “deaf”. How do you feel? Helen Keller was born in the U.S. in 1880. When she was 19 months old, she fell ill and became deaf and blind. Her parents loved her very much, but they did not know how to help her. She couldn’t see anything. She couldn’t hear anything. She couldn’t speak at all. Helen often got angry. Sometimes, she threw her food from the table. Did her parents love her and could they help her? Was she deaf or blind when she was born? In 1887, her parents met a teacher, Anne Sullivan. Anne became Helen’s friend. She wanted to teach Helen words. But it was very hard. What did her parents do to help her ? Was Anne only Helen’s teacher? One day, Anne took Helen’s hand and let her feel the water. She wrote the word “water” on Helen’s hand. And Helen got it. How does Anne help Helen study? Show time ! How did Helen study? From that day on, Helen Keller began to study every day. She worked very hard. Helen learned many new words every day. She learned to speak, read and write. When she was 20 years old, she went to university. Later, she became a great writer. braille盲文 Harvard 哈佛 Rome was not built in one day. How is Helen ? What can you learn from her? At first, she couldn’t... Then, she ... At last, she could ... Do you know some other person like Helen? What can you learn from them? Beethoven was born in Germany in 1770. He couldn’t hear so he was deaf . But he wrote many pieces of famous music. He was good at playing the piano. She was _____ in Hubei in 1976.As a small child, she _____ deaf. She _____ hear or talk. When She was 5 years old, she _____ to dance. She likes dancing very much. In 2005, she danced Qian Shou Guan Yin. She is a _____ for us. born became couldn’t learned model 邰丽华 What should you do in your life? When I was a child , I could … but I couldn’t … Now, I can …I should… What do you learn from the Helen Keller?
