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Helen Keller: The Wild Child
By Erin Horner |
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1 Helen Keller was a wild child. Since she could not see or hear, Helen was easily frustrated. She threw temper tantrums when she didn't get her way. Since Helen's parents didn't want to upset her more, they always gave in to Helen's angry antics. She got everything she wanted! This only made Helen's behavior worse. At meal time, Helen never used utensils. Instead she picked up her food with her fingers and shoved it into her mouth. Once she was finished with her favorites, she would walk around the room. While wandering, she smelled everyone else's food. If she smelled something she liked on someone else's plate, she'd take it and eat it! |
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