海伦凯勒英语作文

海伦凯勒高二英语作文

海伦凯勒高二英语作文1

1882,whenshewasmorethanayearold,becauahighfever,

braindamage,fromthenon,hereyescouldnote,ears

tohear,then,

grewupgropinginthedark.

Attheageofven,thefamilyhiredaprivatetutor

forher,isalsoaffectHelenSullivanteacheroflife.

Sullivaneyesalsoalmostblindinchildhood,tounderstand

heguidanceofherhardwork,

Helentouchtolearnsignlanguage,touchthebraillecard

learnedtoread,thenwiththehandtotouchotherpeoples

lips,finallylearntospeak.

SullivanteacherinordertoletHelenclotonature,

letherrollonthegrass,inthefieldtorunandjump,

sowtheedsinthefields,climbedupthetreetoeat;

Alsotakehertotouchnewbornpiglets,alsototheriver

nderthecareofteachersloveto

overcomebarrierstoblindanddeaf,finishedcollege.

In1936,andherelbowfiftyyearsoftheteacherleft

theroom,now,withoutthe

teacherslove,therewouldbenotoday,shewasdetermined

,Helen,bigandsmall

citiesaroundtheUnitedStates,travelaroundtheworld,

forthedisabledpeopleontheroad,withallmyheartto

rvethounfortunatepeople.

海伦凯勒高二英语作文2

HelenKeller

AmericanwriterMarkTwainsaid:"Therearetwo

19th-centuriesoriginal,oneNapoleon,theotherisHelen

e,manypeoplementionher,butIneverhave

mory,sheisawomanwho

makessomeonewholoshopebelievetheycanchangetheir

ownlivesbythemlves.

Lastmonth,IreadabookcalledIflightgivemethree

days,itdescribedhowtheheroine—HelenKellercomeout

ofthedarknessandloneliness,evenifshelosthersight

ehelpofMissSullivanandherown

astonishingstamina,shegraduatedfrominHarvard

Universityinexcellentresultsandbecamethefirst

disablepersonwhogottheBachelorofArtsdegreeinthe

history.

HelenKellerhadonly19monthsoflightandsoundin

n’thelptofeeldepresdwhenIread

sofrightenedthatshecouldn’tgothroughthesadnessand

r,whenshecoulddosomeeasy

movementsbyherthinking,Iwasfullofhopetoherfuture.

WhenshecouldspeakandwasacceptedbyHarvardUniversity

andatlastfinishedschoolunderthehelpofMissSullivan,

assage,whichtouchedme

mostwasthestoryoflearningtospeakinthechildhood.

Ascanbeimagined,itwasanimpossiblethingtospeakfor

herbecaushecouldn’teothers’embouchureorlisten

toothers’r,shepracticedagainand

againbyherendlesspersistentandthepatientguidance

wonderthatfinallyshesucceeds

andcouldspeakbrokenntences“Theweatherisgood”.

Afterreadingthisbook,IthinksheisaTough—minded

cedwiththedifficulties,shecanstill

edwithher,IthinkIamasofortunegirl.

Ihaveahealthybody,goodlearningenvironment,friendly

teachers,butIdon’enfacedasmall

problem,ngback,Iamwrong,

won,Iwilltakeherforamodel,study

harderandneverquit.

海伦凯勒高二英语作文3

Theclassmates,youknowtheblinddeaf-mutefemale

writer,Helen?Keller?Letmesayforyou!

?

Kellerborn19months,theUnitedStatesisapopular

"scarletfever"unately,

Helen?Keller19monthsonthe"scarletfever".So,caud

theHelen?Kellersvisioninvisible,hearingdont

rs,hermouthcantsaythat.

Now,Helen?Kellerisdeaf,lly,

shelearnedthelanguage,learnto"read",youmayfeela

littlesurprising,ablindmanaltogetherwouldlike

ordinarypeoplereadabook?Sheisbyhandtotouchthe

,edays,

Helen?Kellerslowlybegantohavecommunicationwith

ommunicationisputonsomeoneelsmouth,

withlips,mes,

whenshewillputhishandonthesmalltree,can

occasionallyfeelabirdinthebranchessangsongs.

EventheHelen?Kelleroftheblind,deaf,dumbwoman

,

amanofstronglegs,willretreatinthefaceofalittle

difficulties,alwayscalledadultstohelp,darenotbrave

tofacealone.

Whohastherighttolife,whocancreateacolorful

worldoftheirown,Helen?Kellertoldmesuchatruth.

海伦凯勒高二英语作文4

In1882ababygirlcaughtafeverthatwassofierce

vivedbutthefeverleftitsmark

-eshecouldnot

hearshealsofounditverydifficulttospeak.

Sohowdidthischild,blindedanddeafenedat19months

old,growuptobecomeaworld-famousauthorandpublic

speaker?

Thefevercutherofffromtheoutsideworld,depriving

sifshehadbeenthrown

intoadarkprisoncellfromwhichtherecouldbeno

relea.

shebegantoexploretheworldbyusingherotherns.

Shefollowedhermotherwherevershewent,hangingontoher

skirts;shetouchedandsmelledeverythingshecameacross.

Shecopiedtheiractionsandwassoonabletodocertain

jobsherlf,likemilkingthecowsorkneadingdough,she

evenlearnttorecognizepeoplebyfeelingtheirfacesor

ldalsotellwhereshewasinthe

gardenbythesmellofthedifferentplantsandthefeel

ofthegroundunderherfeet.

Bytheageofvenshehadinventedover60different

signsbywhichshecouldtalktoherfamily,ifshewanted

breadfor()example,she

wantedicecreamshewrappedherarmsaroundherlfand

pretendedtoshiver.

Helenwasunusualinthatshewaxtremelyintelligent

wneffortsshehad

managedtomakesomenofanalienandconfusingworld.

Butevensoshehadlimitations.

AttheageoffiveHelenbegantorealizeshewas

icedthatherfamily

didnotusignslikeshedidbuttalkedwiththeirmouths.

Sometimesshestoodbetweentwopeopleandtouchedtheir

ldnotunderstandwhattheysaidandshecould

tedtotalk

butnomatterhowshetriedshecouldnotmakeherlf

keshersoangrythatsheudtohurl

herlfaroundtheroom,kickingandscreamingin

frustration.

Asshegotolderherfrustrationgrewandherrages

didntgetwhatshewantedshewouldthrowtantrumsuntil

oritetricksincludedgrabbing

otherpeoplesfoodfromtheirplatesandhurlingfragile

eevenmanagedtolockher

allyitbecameclearthat

,justbeforeherventh

birthday,thefamilyhiredaprivatetutor-

AnneSullivan.

AnnewascarefultoteachHelenespeciallytho

ultHelen

becamegentlerandshesoonlearnttoreadandwritein

olearnttoreadpeopleslipsbypressing

herfinger-tipsagainstthemandfeelingthemovementand

thodiscalledTadomaanditisaskill

thatvery,o

learnttospeak,amajorachievementforsomeonewhocould

nothearatall.

Helenprovedtobearemarkablescholar,graduating

phenomenalpowersofconcentrationandmemory,aswellas

hewasstillat

collegeshewroteTheStoryofMyLife.()Thiswasan

immediatesuccessandearnedherenoughmoneytobuyher

ownhou.

Shetouredthecountry,givinglectureafterlecture.

Manybookswerewrittenaboutherandveralplaysand

allyshebecameso

famousthatshewasinvitedabroadandreceivedmanyhonors

1932shebecame

avice-presidentoftheRoyalNationalInstituteforthe

BlindintheUnitedKingdom.

Afterherdeathin1968anorganizationwastupin

thatagency,HelenKellerInternational,isoneofthe

biggestorganizationsworkingwithblindpeopleoveras.

海伦凯勒高二英语作文5

Earlyinthemorning,thesunisnotuptothehill,

Helenjustwokeup,shesoftlysittothefrontofthedesk,

lswithrelish,pages

venbraille,scratchedhisfingersof

Helen,aterriblepain,Helenlikeanelectricshock

convulsions,butshedidntstop,butthewoundonhismouth

containingthecontaining,bitethebullettotouchup

again.

Atnoon,thesunrotothesky,itislunchtime.

Motherhadalreadypreparedatable,waitingforHelento

enjoy,butnotethefigureoflittleHelen,itturnsout

thatshestillimmerdintheendlessoceanofknowledge,

notextricateonelf!MotherpulledHelenshandand

motionedforhertoeatlunch,readingwashappyHelenhow

toputdownthatinterestingbook!Sheshookherheadand

dhotand

hot,Helentoreadwhileeating.

Atnight,peopleareasleep,eveninthehomeguarddog

lyinginhernest,,

thetemperaturedecrea,Helenmadesomesneezeinarow,

afterawhile,aburstofandatirednesscomingtowardher,

shequicklyshookhishead,wakeup,butafterafewminutes,

andsleepy,shebityourowntongue,painhasfinallymade

herawake,sheagainmakespirit,anextremelycontinueto

lebookbyHelen

finishedreading,butaterriblepainletshebarked,it

twantto

disturbmymomanddad,andpickedupanotherbook,shewas

toosleepy,lieproneonthetable,andfellasleep.