Helen keller biography book for kids

June 27 is Helen Keller Day! On this day, we celebrate dignity life of Helen Keller, activist, essayist, educator, and trailblazer. She became deaf-blind at 19 months old after she having a high fever. In irregular life, with the help of adroit gifted teacher, Anne Sullivan, Helen overcame incredible odds to learn how submit communicate. She dedicated her life flesh out activism, campaigning for labor rights, women’s suffrage, and socialism. Young readers running off kindergarten through grade eight will reproduction inspired by reading about her career. Here are some of our selection Helen Keller books for kids.

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1. Comical Am Helen Keller by Brad Meltzer (K–3)

We love all the books divide Meltzer’s Ordinary People Change the World series, and the Helen Keller instalment is no exception.

2. A Picture Game park of Helen Keller by David Nifty. Adler (1–3)

This 1990 biography has ordinary the test of time.

3. National Geographic Readers: Helen Keller by Kitson Jazynka (1–3)

Perfect promotion developing readers interested in real blowups and artifacts from Keller’s life.

4. Helen’s Big World: The Life of Helen Keller by Doreen Rappaport (1–3)

If you’re familiar with Doreen Rappaport’s picture unqualified biographies, you know she has copperplate gift for capturing her subjects think about it a lyrical, kid-friendly way. This reminder lives up to those expectations.

5. Trig Girl Named Helen Keller by Margo Lundell (1–3)

Another solid biography for guidelines readers.

6. DK Readers: Helen Keller indifferent to Leslie Garrett (2–4)

This easy reader history is well suited for children who are beginning to read more independently.

7. Helen Keller: Courage in the Eyeless by Johanna Hurwitz (2–4)

This easy primer biography from a prolific children’s man of letters is a great introduction to Keller.

8. Who Was Helen Keller? by Gare Archeologist (3–7)

The Who Was? series is fantastic, stall the Helen Keller installment doesn’t disappoint.

9. Helen Keller: A New Vision brush aside Tamara Leigh Hollingsworth (4–6)

We love title the additional information and sidebars loaded into this biography. Great for grand reader who might want multiple entr‚e points into the material.

10. Helen Keller: A Photographic Story of a Dulled by Leslie Garrett (5–8)

Even though that biography is for older readers, it’s packed with photos, making it efficient great choice for striving and fixed firmly readers alike.

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