History of Helen Keller for Kids | Bedtime History

The video explores the life of Helen Keller, who overcame the challenges of being deaf and blind with the help of her teacher, Ann Sullivan. It highlights her journey from frustration to learning sign language and Braille, her educational achievements, and her advocacy for people with disabilities and women's rights. The video encourages viewers to empathize with others' struggles and to find ways to overcome their own challenges.

What significant event happened to Helen Keller at 19 months old?

• She became very sick and lost her sight and hearing.

• She started school.

• She met Ann Sullivan.

• She learned to walk.

Who recommended that Helen's family seek help from the Perkins Institute for the Blind?

• Mark Twain

• Helen's mother

• Ann Sullivan

• Alexander Graham Bell

What method did Ann Sullivan use to help Helen understand the concept of words?

• Spelling words into Helen's hand

• Using flashcards

• Reading books aloud

• Drawing pictures

What was the first word Helen Keller understood through Ann Sullivan's teaching?

• Food

• Water

• Mother

• Friend

Which famous author helped Helen Keller by introducing her to a wealthy friend?

• Ernest Hemingway

• F. Scott Fitzgerald

• Mark Twain

• Charles Dickens

What organization did Helen Keller help to establish in 1920?

• The National Association for the Blind

• The American Red Cross

• The American Civil Liberties Union

• The Women's Suffrage Movement

What is the main lesson from Helen Keller's life story?

• With determination and support, one can overcome significant challenges.

• Communication is not important for personal growth.

• Overcoming challenges is impossible without sight and hearing.

• Education is not necessary for success.