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Unit 1 • Learning Together

Three Days to See

By Helen Keller

"Use your eyes as if tomorrow you would be stricken blind."


50 Mins

Gratitude

Senses

Certificate

Let Us Do

Think and share before we read the text.

A Memorable Place

Recall a beautiful place you visited. What did you see, hear, smell, and feel?

The Five Senses

Select the sense you think is most important to you, and we will tell you why it's special!

Let Us Discuss

Click on the discussion questions to reveal thoughts.

Think & Reflect

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Let Us Learn

Sensory Language & Imagery

1. Five Senses Lab

Drag the sensory phrases from the lesson to their correct sense.

magnificent panorama of light
rough, shaggy bark of a pine
happy quiver of a bird in full song
perfume of flowers

SIGHT

TOUCH

SOUND

SMELL

2. Vocabulary Match

Click a word on the left, then click its meaning on the right.

Let Us Listen

Listen to a short biography of Helen Keller.

The Life of Helen Keller

Listening Check

Let Us Speak

Use your voice to share your thoughts.

"What would you do if you had only three days to see?"

Tap mic to speak

Your spoken words will appear here...

Let Us Write

Gratitude Journal

Helen Keller teaches us to be grateful for our senses. Write a short paragraph about what you are most grateful to see or hear every day.

Inspiration Zone

People who overcame physical challenges to achieve greatness.

Helen Keller

Deaf and blind from a young age, she became a famous author, political activist, and lecturer.

Louis Braille

Blinded as a child, he invented the Braille system of reading and writing used by the blind globally.

Stephen Hawking

Despite having ALS which paralyzed him, he became one of the greatest theoretical physicists of the modern era.

Final Assessment

Complete this 10-question quiz to earn the Observer Certificate.

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