Write a 2-3 paragraph summary about the miracle worker?

Answer 1

There is this little girl that was born, her name is Helen Keller. She got a high fever which then lead to blindness and deafness. Her mom knew Helen needed help, so she hired this lady that used to be a student at a poorhouse. (she was once blind, but she got surgery to be able to see) Her name was Anne Sullivan. Anne taught Helen signs for each letter of the alphabet, Helen eventually caught on. Then one day Anne lead her to the water pump and she spelled out W-A-T-E-R in Anne's hand and Helen said the word "wah wah."(she was trying to say water) Anne was still her teacher for 50 more years, Helen learned how to talk and I belive she died in 1968.

There is this little girl that was born, her name is Helen Keller. She got a high fever which then lead to blindness and deafness. Her mom knew Helen needed help, so she hired this lady that used to be a student at a poorhouse. (she was once blind, but she got surgery to be able to see) Her name was Anne Sullivan. Anne taught Helen signs for each letter of the alphabet, Helen eventually caught on. Then one day Anne lead her to the water pump and she spelled out W-A-T-E-R in Anne's hand and Helen said the word "wah wah."(she was trying to say water) Anne was still her teacher for 50 more years, Helen learned how to talk and I belive she died in 1968.

Answer 2

"The Miracle Worker" is a play by William Gibson that tells the true story of Helen Keller, a blind and deaf girl, and her teacher, Annie Sullivan. The play explores the intense and challenging relationship between Helen, who is trapped in a world of isolation and darkness, and Annie, who is determined to teach her how to communicate and break free from her limitations. Through perseverance and dedication, Annie uses sign language to reach Helen and help her understand language and the world around her, ultimately transforming Helen's life and enabling her to connect with others.

As Annie and Helen's bond grows, their journey is marked by struggles and breakthroughs as Annie fights to break through Helen's barriers and teach her to communicate with the world. The play culminates in a powerful moment of triumph as Helen finally grasps the concept of language, leading to a touching and emotional reunion with her family. Through their extraordinary story, "The Miracle Worker" showcases the transformative power of love, determination, and the human spirit in overcoming seemingly insurmountable challenges.