What was Helen Keller's childhood like?

Answer 1

Helen's childhood was really rough. She was blind and deaf, she became blind and deaf when she was two years old. When she was five years old, Helen's mom Kate, told her husband that there daughter wanted to talk and understand what people were saying. They called Anne Sullivan and Anne tutored Helen, until she knew what people were saying. Anne then taught Helen lots of things, then, Helen was free. Her first word was Doll, her second word was water. Helen then could talk, then she started writing books.

Answer 2

Helen Keller's childhood was challenging as she lost her sight and hearing at a very young age due to an illness. She struggled to communicate and understand the world around her until she was introduced to her teacher, Anne Sullivan, who helped unlock her potential through communication and education. Despite her disabilities, Helen Keller overcame many obstacles and went on to become a renowned author and activist.

Answer 3

Helen Keller's mother died when she was a baby. After she died her father married Kate Adams. When she was 19 months old she had a fever that's how she became deaf. She got blind by the sun. abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz

Answer 4

Helen Keller had a teacher called anne sulivan who helped her with her sickness. She was never really with friends because of her disibility. She was a very spontanius activitist.She died after her great long atvenerous journey at age 87.

Helen Keller was almost like a wild animal before Anne Sullivan got through to her.

There is a play called the Miracle Worker that was a big hit and tells the story.

It was made into a movie-- you might be able to rent it.

Answer 5

Sad & frustrated. She was also very wild and did not listen to what one another said.

Answer 6

Helen Keller's early life was like anyother. At nineteen months, however, she was diagnosed with Scarlet Fever, that led her to be blind and deaf.

Answer 7

she was deaf and blind and was very sick age of 19 months so not much til she was 6 then she was tutored by anne Sullivan