Helen Keller Worksheet Packet

Explore Helen Keller through two activity levels with comprehension questions, word work, visual braille decoding and fact writing. Reference alphabets, coloring pages and answer keys support a selection of activities.
Grades
Grades 3–5
Pages
26
File type
PDF
Answer key
Included

Updated May 23, 2023

Subject
ELA, Biographies, Reading Comprehension
Topic
Helen Keller, Biography
Resource types
Worksheets
Answer key
Included
Standards
RI.4.1

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From the author

The majority of my worksheets are accompanied by a YouTube video, where I give teaching moments through stories. Some stories are about a particular subject, so the teaching moment will be aligned with the topic. But many books are simply entertaining stories where I “create” teaching moments such as… contractions, commas in a series, inferencing, cause/effect relationships, etc. I also always mention capitalization/punctuation because this is an often-forgotten skill. The videos are public, free, and available to anyone.

Please know that these videos provide teaching ‘moments,’ not complete lessons on skills. These videos were created to reinforce previously learned skills, as well as preview future skills, depending on the age of the listener. Their purpose is to engage children through story, while at the same time, create a fun learning environment without them even realizing it.

What You Get:

This is a Helen Keller Worksheet Packet. It is a 26-page printable with answer keys included.

How To Implement the Helen Keller Worksheet Packet:

You can print off all of the worksheets in this packet or just what you need. After students have watched the video at least once, students will be ready to complete these worksheets and activities. These fun sheets can be used in Daily 5, small groups, as rainy-day activities, when the special area cancels and you’re scrambling to find something to do, on a Fun Friday, the dreaded dress-up week, for subs, etc.

I hope you enjoy!

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Learning objectives

  • Organize biographical facts before drafting a life account.

Teaching tips

  • Explain that printed braille dots represent a tactile writing system; a visual template alone does not provide tactile braille-reading practice.

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