海倫凱勒的英語作文1
HelenKelleristheAmericanwriterandeducator.In1882,whenshewasmorethanayearold,becauseahighfever,braindamage,fromthenon,hereyescouldnotsee,earstohear,then,evenwordsalsosaidnottocomeout.Shegrewupgropinginthedark.
Attheageofseven,thefamilyhiredaprivatetutorforher,isalsoaffectHelenSullivanteacheroflife.Sullivaneyesalsoalmostblindinchildhood,tounderstandthelossofthelight.Undertheguidanceofherhardwork,Helentouchtolearnsignlanguage,touchthebraillecardlearnedtoread,thenwiththehandtotouchotherpeopleslips,finallylearntospeak.
SullivanteacherinordertoletHelenclosetonature,letherrollonthegrass,inthefieldtorunandjump,sowtheseedsinthefields,climbedupthetreetoeat;Alsotakehertotouchnewbornpiglets,alsototherivertoplaywater.Helenunderthecareofteacherslovetoovercomebarrierstoblindanddeaf,finishedcollege.
In1936,andherelbowfiftyyearsoftheteacherlefttheroom,Helenwasverysad.Helenknow,withouttheteacherslove,therewouldbenotoday,shewasdeterminedtogivetheteachertoherlove.So,Helen,bigandsmallcitiesaroundtheUnitedStates,travelaroundtheworld,forthedisabledpeopleontheroad,withallmyhearttoservethoseunfortunatepeople.
海倫·凱勒是美國著名作家和教育家。一八八二年，在她一歲多的時候，因為發高燒，腦部受到傷害，從此以后，她的眼睛看不到，耳朵聽不到，后來，連話也說不出來了。她在黑暗中摸索著長大。
七歲那一年，家里為她請了一位家庭教師，也就是影響海倫一生的蘇利文老師。蘇利文在小時候眼睛也差點失明，了解失去光明的痛苦。在她辛苦的指導下，海倫用手觸摸學會手語，摸點字卡學會了讀書，后來用手摸別人的嘴唇，終於學會說話了。
蘇利文老師為了讓海倫接近大自然，讓她在草地上打滾，在田野跑跑跳跳，在地里埋下種子，爬到樹上吃飯；還帶她去摸一摸剛出生的'小豬，也到河邊去玩水。海倫在老師愛的關懷下，竟然克服失明與失聰的障礙，完成了大學學業。
一九三六年，和她朝夕相處五十年的老師離開人間，海倫非常的傷心。海倫知道，如果沒有老師的愛，就沒有今天的她，決心要把老師給她的愛發揚光大。於是，海倫跑遍美國大大小小的城市，周游世界，為殘障的人到處奔走，全心全力為那些不幸的人服務。
海倫凱勒的英語作文2
Earlyinthemorning,thesunisnotuptothehill,Helenjustwokeup,shesoftlysittothefrontofthedesk,openedathickbraillebooks.Shefeelswithrelish,pagesandpages.Theunevenbraille,scratchedhisfingersofHelen,aterriblepain,Helenlikeanelectricshockconvulsions,butshedidntstop,butthewoundonhismouthcontainingthecontaining,bitethebullettotouchupagain.
Atnoon,thesunrosetothesky,itislunchtime.Motherhadalreadypreparedatable,waitingforHelentoenjoy,butnotseethefigureoflittleHelen,itturnsoutthatshestillimmersedintheendlessoceanofknowledge,notextricateoneself!MotherpulledHelenshandandmotionedforhertoeatlunch,readingwashappyHelenhowtoputdownthatinterestingbook!Sheshookherheadandcontinuedtousefingertoreadbraille.Thefoodhotandhot,Helentoreadwhileeating.
Atnight,peopleareasleep,eveninthehomeguarddoglyinginhernest,takenanap.Helenisstillhungry.Night,thetemperaturedecrease,Helenmadesomesneezeinarow,afterawhile,aburstofandatirednesscomingtowardher,shequicklyshookhishead,wakeup,butafterafewminutes,andsleepy,shebityourowntongue,painhasfinallymadeherawake,sheagainmakespirit,anextremelycontinuetoswimintheseaofknowledge.AbraillebookbyHelenfinishedreading,butaterriblepainletshebarked,itturnsoutthathandinjuriesincreased.Shedontwanttodisturbmymomanddad,andpickedupanotherbook,shewastoosleepy,lieproneonthetable,andfellasleep.
清晨，太陽還沒升上山頭，海倫就醒來了，她輕手輕腳地坐到書桌前，翻開一本厚厚的盲文書。她津津有味地摸起來，一頁又一頁。那一個個凹凸不平的盲文，刮破了海倫的手指，一陣鉆心的疼痛襲來，海倫像觸電似的抽搐了一下，但她沒有停下來，而是把傷口放在嘴里含了含，又忍痛繼續摸起來。
中午，太陽升到當空了，是吃中午飯的時間了。媽媽早已做好了一桌好菜，等待海倫來享用，可就是不見小海倫的身影，原來，她還沉浸在那無邊無際的知識海洋里，不自拔呢！媽媽拉了拉海倫的手，示意她吃午飯了，讀得正高興的海倫怎么舍得放下那有趣的書呢！她搖了搖頭，繼續用手指閱讀著盲文。飯菜熱了又熱，海倫才一邊讀一邊吃。
到了夜晚，家人們都睡熟了，連家中看門的狗狗都臥在自己的窩中，打起盹來。海倫還在如饑似渴地閱讀著。夜深，氣溫降低，海倫一連打了幾個噴嚏，過了一會兒，一陣又一陣的倦意向她襲來，她急忙搖搖頭，讓自己清醒過來，可過了幾分鐘，又困了，她咬了一下自己的舌頭，劇痛終于使她清醒，她又打起十二分精神，繼續遨游在知識的海洋中。一本盲文書被海倫讀完了，可一陣鉆心的疼痛讓她不禁叫了起來，原來，手上的傷加重了。她不想吵醒爸爸媽媽，又拿起另一本書，她實在太困了，趴在桌上，睡著了。
海倫凱勒的英語作文3
apersonwhoisdeafwhenheisborn,isusuallydumbaswell.thereseemstobenothingwrongwithhismouthandtongue,buthecannotspeak.thisisbecause,asheisdeaf,hecannothearotherpeople,andthereforehasnothingtoimitate.hemaytrytomakesoundshimself,buthecannothearhisownvoice.however,eventhoughhefindsitdifficulttospeakandcannothear,hecansee.hecanthereforelearntoread.nowadayshecanalsobetaughttospeakbecausewehavemodernmethodsandequipment,butwedidnothavethesewhenhelenkellerwasborn.
helenkellerwasborninasmallalabamatownin1880.whenshewasnineteenmonthsold,shefellillandhadafever.shebecameblindanddeaf.shecouldnotmunicatewithanyone,andnoonecouldmunicatewithher.shegrewfrustratedandangry.shethrewthingsandbrokethings.
thenin1887,ateacher,anniesullivanarrivedatthehomeofthekellerstobehelen"stutor.thoughmisssullivanherselfhadbeenblind,shehadbeenpartlycured,andalthoughshecouldnotseeverywell,shewasnotblind.sheremainedashelen"stutorandfriendforfiftyyears.
misssullivanbegantoworkwithhelen.shetaughthertomakedifferentmovementswithherfingers.themovementsrepresentedthelettersofthealphabet.helenlearnedtomakethemovements,butshedidnotunderstandtheirmeaning.shedidnotknowthattheletterswererelatedtosomethingintheworld.but,onemorningmisssullivantookhelentoawaterpond,andsheputhelen"shandunderthewater.atthesametimeshespelledthelettersw-a-t-e-ronhelen"sotherhand.atthatmoment,helenunderstood.laterinherlife,shesaid,"somehowthemysteryoflanguagewasrevealedtome.iknewthenthatw-a-t-e-rwasthewonderfulcoolsomethingflowingovermyhand."
helenwassmartandlearnedquickly.soonsheknewmanywords.whenshewaseightyearsold,shewenttoaschoolfortheblindinboston,andshelearnedtoreadbookswrittenforblindpeople.sheevenwenttocollegeandhadafulleducation.
shewrotemanybooks,too.althoughotherpeoplehadwrittenbooksabouther,peopleagreedthatherownbooksaretheonesthatbestexplainhowitfeelstobedeaf,dumbandblind.herbestbookisthestoryofmylife.perhapsyouhavereadit.thoughitwaswrittenin1902,itstillisaveryexcitingbook.evenifyouhavenotreadit,youmayhaveheardofhelenkeller.
海倫凱勒的英語作文4
howwouldigatherupthecouragetokeeponlivingifiweredoomedtospendmylifeinthecompletelysoundlessdarkness?helenkeller,adistinguishedamericanauthor,gavethisquestionaperfectanswerbywritingherglamorouslegendthatwonherprofoundrespectandgreatadmirationthroughouttheworld.despitethephysicalhandicaps,shelivedherlifetothefullinsteadofcrying,jesus,lifeisunfair!apparently,destinyworkednomagiconher.thenwheredidshederivethestrengthtoovercometheseeminglyunconquerabledifficultieswhiletheablebodiedoftenfeellostindespairwhentheyarefrustrated?
acalamitousdisasterdeprivedkellerofmanythingswetakeforgranted.shewastotallycutofffromthevisibleworldandyearnedforonlythreedaystosee.thoughitseemedtobethewildestdreambeyondfulfillment,shedidseewhatwe,bornwithsight,failtosee.herloveoflifebroughtherbrighteyesandsharpearstoappreciatethegrandestbeautyofnatureandthesweetestwhispersofthebreeze.shetookpleasureineverysecond.shelivedwithaheartfilledwithgratitudewillingtodigoutthehiddentruthoflife.entitledtosightandhearing,weusuallyabusethefacultiesratherthancherishthemasapreciousgift.withthat,wevemissedtheessenceoflifethatliesaroundusinsimpleforms.
kellersstrikingoptimismmightbehersecretofsuccess,butwhatmadeherachievetheimpossibleisthatshelivedwhereasweeist.peoplehardlyrecognizethevalueofsomethingtillitslost.whatifweweretoloseoursightthenetmoment?
海倫凱勒的英語作文5
HelenKellerlivedintheUSA.Shewasagreatwoman.
Helenwasblindanddeaf.Shecouldn’tseeanythingorhearanything.Herparentsareverysad.
AteacherhelpedHelenstudywords.Helenstudiedthemveryhardwhenshegrewup.Shewenttocollege.InHelenKeller’slife,shewrotefourteenbooksandherfirstbookis“MyLife”.Thebook“Ifyougivemethreedayslight”isveryfamous.
Shehassomewords:Beofgoodcheer.Donotthinkoftoday’sfailures,butofthesuccessthatmaycometomorrow.Youhavesetyourselfadifficulttask,butyouwillsucceedifyoupersevere;andyouwillfindjoyinovercomingobstacles.
Thoughshewasblindanddeaf,shefoundawaytoseeandhear.
海倫凱勒的英語作文6
Ibelieveeveryonewilladmireaperson,suchassisterSangLANwhonevergivesuporfriendswhostudyhardandsoon.IfyouaskmewhodoIadmire?Iwillsayaloudandproudly:HelenKeller.
HelenKellerhadahighfeverwhenshewaslessthanayearold.Afterthat,herbigeyescouldnotseebeautifulthingsoutside,hersmallcherrymouthcouldnotsingbeautifulmusic,andherbigearscouldnothearasound.Itsterrible.IfIwereyou,Idlosefaithinlife,butHelen.Kellerdidnotloseconfidence,butletthemselveslivemorewonderfuleveryday,sosheworkedhardtolearn,struggle,thisisadeafblindcannotdo,isalsoanormalunexpectedfeeling.
Ajinanperson,heandHelenKellerssituationissimilar,butheisdeaf,hecompletelylostconfidenceinlife,thehomeofthepeoplewithhimwenttothehospitaltreatmentistotreatbad,nomatterhowfamousdoctorstreatbad,therefore,thedeaffamilyoutofthequestion,deafanddumbpeopledontwanttoaddburdentothehome,sowanttosuicide,butwerestoppedbythefamily,oneday,hecantbearotherpeoplesridiculeandfamilyburden,drinkpesticidehimself,thelifeofalivingjustpassedaway.
IfheiscomparedwithHelenKeller,heislucky.For,atleast,hecouldsee.AlthoughHelenKellerdeaf,dumbandblind,butshealsosohardtostudy,nevergiveup,sheisreading,istofeeleverywordwithherhands.Shestudieshardandwillgetascholarship.Shehasalsowrittenmanybooks,suchas"ThreeDaystoSee".
HelenKellerisfullofconfidenceinlife,shehasakindofstudyhard,perseverance,IwanttostudyhardfromHelenKeller.
海倫凱勒的英語作文7
Students,doyouknowtheAmericanblind,deafanddumbwomanwriter:HelenKeller?Letmesayitforyou!
HelenKellerisafamousAmericanfemalewriter.NineteenmonthsafterHelenKellerwasborn,theUnitedStateswasexperiencinganepidemicofscarletfever.Unfortunately,HelenKellerhad"scarletfever"at19months.Asaresult,HelenKellerwasunabletoseeorhear.Afterafewmoreyears,hermouthstoppedspeaking.
NowHelenKellerhasbecomeadeaf,dumb,blindperson. Gradually,shelearnedthelanguage,learnedto"read",youmaythinkitisalittlestrangethatablindpersoncanreadlikeanormalperson?Shehadtouchedthewordswithherhands.Ofcourse,thewordsinherbookareuneven.Afewmoredays,Helen?Kellerslowlybegantocommunicatewithothers.Theycommunicatebyputtingtheirhandsoversomeonesmouthandusingthevibrationsoftheirlipstoidentifywhatyouresaying.Sometimes,whensheputherhandonasmalltree,shecouldfeelthebirdssinginginitsbranches.
EvenHelenKellerthisblind,deaf,dumbwomanwriterwillfacethedifficultiesbravely.AndI,alimbsoundperson,inthefaceofalittledifficultywillflinch,alwayscalladultstohelp,darenotapersonbravetoface.
Everyonehastherighttolive,andanyonecancreateacolorfulworldoftheirown.Kellertoldmethat.
海倫凱勒的英語作文8
Earlyinthemorning,beforethesunhadrisenabovethehill,Helenawoke,satdownsoftlyatherdesk,andopenedathickbraillebook.Shefeltthemwithrelish,pageafterpage.TheunevenbraillescratchedHelensfingers,andasharppaincameoverher,causinghertotwitchlikeanelectricshock,butshedidnotstop,butputthewoundinhermouth,andcontinuedtotouchitwithpain.
Atnoonthesunroseintothesky,anditwastimeforlunch.Motherhasalreadydoneagoodtableofdishes,waitingforHelentoenjoy,butitisnotthefigureoflittleHelen,originally,shewasimmersedintheboundlessoceanofknowledge,donotextricatethemselves!HermothertookHelenshand,indicatingthatshehadlunch,readingishappyHelenhowwillingtoputdownthatinterestingbook!Sheshookherheadandcontinuedtoreadbraillewithherfinger.ThefoodwassohotthatHelenreadandate.
Atnight,thefamilyisfastasleep,andeventhewatchdogisinitsden,noddingoff.Helenwasstillreadingvoraciously.Night,thetemperaturedecrease,Helenmadesomesneezeinarow,afterawhile,aburstofandatirednesscomingtowardher,shequicklyshookhishead,wakeup,butafterafewminutes,andsleepy,shebityourowntongue,painhasfinallymadeherawake,sheagainmakespirit,anextremelycontinuetoswimintheseaofknowledge.ABraillebookwasfinishedbyHelen,butasharppainmadehercryout,itturnedoutthatthehurtonherhandwasworse.Shedidntwanttowakeupherparents,soshepickedupanotherbook.Shewassosleepythatshefellasleeponthetable.
海倫凱勒的英語作文9
"Thereweretwowondersinthenineteenthcentury,NapoleonandHelenKeller."ThisisaquotebyMarkTwain.AndHelenKeller,isthatIbothmovedandadmiretheperson.
HelenKeller,whatarichlegendaryname.Shehasreadfor88years,but87yearsisinthesilent,lightread.Instead,shegraduatedfromHarvardwithhonorsandwroteoneofmyfavoritebooks,ThreeDaystoSee.HelenKellersunremittingself-improvement,letmethinkofevenadisabledpeoplecanbetenaciousandfateagainst,weahealthyperson,whatreasontosayfatecry?
HelenKelleroncesaid,"Physicalinfreedomisultimatelyadeficiency.IdarenotsayThatIhavenotcomplainedorbeendepressed,butIknowbetterthatitdoesnothelp."
Helensstrengthmademefeelinferior.Sometimesatnight,thepoweriscutoff,Icantseeanything,alwayscomplain,cantdohomework,cantread,cantdoanything.ButHelenneversee,butstillmadeagreatcontribution,whyIencounteredasmallpoweroutage,begantocomplain?Icandoalotofthingsduringtheblackout!Therefore,Icannotcomplainbecauseofthesmalldisappointmentsinlife,IwanttolearnthespiritofHelen!
Inmyheart,Helenislikeahero,alwaysinspireme,inspireme,inspireme,letmeoptimisticfaceeverybigandsmallthingsinlife.
海倫凱勒的英語作文10
HelenKellerwasamanwhocouldnotseeorhear,buthestillwantedtolearntowriteandtalkwithallhisheart.Hisstrongwillpowermovedmealot.
Helenonehalfofoneday,suddenlyhadahighfeverandseveraldaysnofever,Helensparentswereworriedabout,alsoaskthedoctortohelphimtoseeadoctor,Helengotacutestomachtroublediagnosis,fortunately,theseconddaycametoasuddenfever,hisparentswereveryhappy,butHelensparentsfoundherunexpectedlyseenorhear,afterHelenbecameverygrumpy,becausewedontknowwhathehastosayandwhattodo,itmakeshimfeelveryfrustrated,whenmyparentsinvitedmissSullivantaughthim,althoughshestammeredwhenstartedlearningtospeak,butheistryingtotellmyselfdontloseheart,EventuallyHelenwasabletospeakandwrite,andshewroteabookcalledMyLife.EventhoughHelenwasoldenoughtogivespeechesallovertheworld,Ithinksheworkedreallyhard.
AlthoughHelencannotsee,cannothear,heneverdiscouraged,effortstolearntospeakandwriteseriously,weshouldcherishthepresentlife,butalsotohelpthepeopleindifficulty,letthemstandupagain.
