Helen Keller
29. januar 2015
09:35
Helen Adams Keller
Fact Box:
Born: 27th June 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama
Dead: 1th June 1968 in Easton, Connecticut
Occupation: Educator and journalist
Introduction
Helen Keller was a famous writer. She was deaf-blind, yet she could write and speak. She was fighting for the deaf-blind and blind people.
Early life
Helen Keller came to life 27 June 1880 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. She was the first girl in the family of two. At the age of two, she got a very high fever. The doctor did not believe that she could survive, but she did. One day the mother was bathing little Helen. With an accident, the mother was pulling water over Helen’s face. Helen did not even blink. The mother was afraid that it was not true, but Helen was blind, and that was not all. Every day, a bell call in to dinner. Helen was the only one that not came to the dinner table. Now Helen was a deaf-blind person.
Childhood 
Helen Keller was getting a private teacher. The teacher name was Anne Sullivan. Helen learn to speak in 1887. Helen parent’s was very happy about that Helen could speak. Helen went to different schools and she educated Radcliff College. 
Adulthood 
Helen was an educator and a journalist. She did not get married, but a man called Peter and she was having an affair. One day did they have plans to runaway together.  Helen showed up but not peter. Helen was so disappointed and decide she was never having an affair again. She did not get children. 
Becoming famous
Helen became famous very easy, what kind of a person that could speak and write as deaf-blind. She and Anne Sullivan was travelling to Boston. There she meet a famous poet, John Whitten. When Helen got older, did she get a job at blind associated. There she write her first book. The book was about her teacher Anne Sullivan. Anne Sullivan died 18 October 1936. Helen did have a book that was shorter than planned because the death of Anne. She and Anne had a very good relationship. 
Later life
Helen Keller died in 1. June 1968, 26 days before her 88 birthday. She died at Easton, Connecticut. Her death was not painful. She sleep in to her death.
Summery
 Helen did fight for deaf-blind and blind people and she wrote about her thoughts about it, for her work for the deaf-blind and blind, did she get a President’s Medal Of Freedom. 
Why we liked to write about her
We liked to write about her because she was interesting to write about. She did speak for the deaf-blind and blind people. It was a sad story and a nice story. Her first love was just a flirt and she became famous in early life, her teacher Anne Sullivan was a very important person for Helen.
Vocabulary
Becoming- ble
Famous- berømt
Adulthood- voksenlivet
Associated- forbundet.
Blind- blind
Shorter-kort
Introduction- Introduksjon.
Childhood- barndom.
Early- tidlig.
Planned-planlagt.
Relationship- for hold.
Occupation- Yrke.
Educator- Pedagog
Journalist- journalist
Poet- dikt-skriver
Travelling – reise.
Summery – sammendrag.
Easy - lett
Travelling- å reise.
Painful- smertefull.
Freedom- frihet.
Interesting- interessant.​
Helen's early writing, completed seven days before she turned seven (the page is dated June 20th, 1887)