Miss Helen Keller reading Mrs' Coolidge's lips c1926 Jan' 12'

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Helen Keller
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Helens Legacy
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Her Poetry

• "Autumn,"
• poem by
• Helen Keller, 27 October 1893.
• (Alexander Graham Bell Family Papers)

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Library Of Congress Words and Deeds in American
History"Autumn," poem by Helen Keller, 27
October 1893.(Alexander Graham Bell Family
Papers)
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• PERKINS SCHOOL FOR THE BLIND
  Watertown, MA U.S.A.

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Perkins Braille Writer
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Prom Night

• Edgar Rosario danced with two partners during
  prom night Thursday at Perkins School for the
  Blind. Later, all the seniors were crowned king
  and queen. (Globe Staff Photo / David L. Ryan)

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Helen Keller holding a Braille copy of her book
The Story of my Life in 1955

She altered our perception of the disabled and
remapped the boundaries of sight and sense.By
DIANE SCHUUR WITH DAVID JACKSON
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Communication
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Deaf-Blind Manual Alphabet
The Alexander Graham Bell Family
PapersPamphlet by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891 -
Transcription(Series Article and Speech Files,
Folder "Upon a Method of Teaching to a Very
Young Congenitally Deaf Child", 1891
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Sentences
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  Miss Helen Keller reading Mrs. Coolidge's
lipsc1926 Jan. 12.
Lip Reading
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Manual Alphabet
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Numbers
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• Annie Sullivan

Helen Keller AG Bell Annie Sullivan
Helen Keller and Annie Sullivan
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• What do these people have in common with Helen
  Keller?

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• What do they have in common with you?

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Helen Keller
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Annie loves Helen forever and ever.
By Zilahir Zavala Albertini
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Helen hits Annie, locks her in the room a room
and hides the key.
By Veronica Mendiola Ochoa
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Helen breaks a jar to get attention.
By Dayana Sussette Mejia
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Helen finds her voice.
By Cristian
Perez
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• The Alexander Graham Bell Family PapersPamphlet
  by Alexander Graham Bell, 1891 -
  Transcription(Series Article and Speech Files,
  Folder "Upon a Method of Teaching to a Very
  Young Congenitally Deaf Child", 1891)

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  Helen KellerShe altered our perception of the
  disabled and remapped the boundaries of sight and
  senseBy DIANE SCHUUR WITH DAVID JACKSON