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UNIT 2 Onwards and upwards
Three Days to See
Beline
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game time
Close your eyes,walk to the blackboard , write your best friend's name on the board and share your feelings with others.
If you were given 3 days to see, what would you do?
“Walking with a friend in the dark is better than walking alone in the light.”
Who is she?
An American writer, lecturer and social activist.
Aged just 19 months old, she became ill and lost both her hearing and sight.
She was voted by the "TIME Magazine" as one of the "Top 100 Heroes and Icons of the 20th Century".
She has completed 14 books in her dark silent world.
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P 4
P 5
P 6
P 7
P 8
Can you divide the passage into three parts?
Introduce the topic
What Helen likes to see most if she were given three days to see
Give one hint to people without a disability
Part 1
Part 2
Part 3
What is a blessing for ordinary people?
They were stricken blind and deaf.
Para 1
Why did author say it?
Blessing?
Blessing is a fortunate gift that brings happiness.
To remind us to value what we have.
What question did Helen asked her friend?
What did she observe?
Para 2-3 A story with her friend.
What is her friend’s reply?
Her friend
Helen
Nothing in particular.
How does Helen Keller feel about her friend's answer?
shocked.
Para 4-7
How would she arrange activities?
Why would she arrange activities like this?
Time Activities Emotions
1st
2nd
3rd
see kind and gentle people
recall the whole day
see the books read to her, take a walk in the woods.
visit the museum
see a play or a movie
greet the dawn
see the busy life of ordinary people.
recall the whole day
love for family and friends
concern for human’s progress and history
care for lives of the world
self
society
nature
small
big
What is the author’s hint to those who can see?
Try to make the most use of the senses.