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Anne Sullivan taught Helen Keller the alphabet. She also taught Helen to feel sounds from Anne's throat, lips and nose. Anne helped Helen understand words and their meanings.
a)Helen Keller was a girl.
b)Helen Keller was blind.
c) Helen Keller worked with a teacher named Anne Sullivan.
c) Helen Keller worked with a teacher named Anne Sullivan.
Bees make honey that people eat. Bees make wax we use for candles and furniture polish. Bees help plants make seeds, which grow into food that we eat.
a)Bees are very useful to people.
b)Bees sting people.
c)Bees are the school mascot at Blossom Hill School.
a)Bees are very useful to people.
Whales are different than most other ocean animals. Not only do they give birth to live young instead of laying eggs, but they are also warm-blooded. A whale's body temperature stays the same whether it's skimming the warm ocean surface or swimming deep down in the cold currents. Whales are one of the only mammals that live in the ocean.
A whale's body temperature stays the same in any type of water.
I love apple pie. My grandma makes the best apple pie. It has an amazing crust that she makes from scratch. The crust is flaky and it feels like it could float away on your tongue. As for the inside of the pie, it has the perfect blend of sugars and spices with just a touch of vanilla.
I love apple pie.
Dylan wrote a special report on Braille. While doing his research, he learned that Braille was invented by a Frenchman named Louis Braille in the early 1800s. He also learned that Braille is a series of raised dots that work as a code for letters and numbers. He was surprised to find out that there are many books written entirely in Braille.
Dylan learned a lot about Braille.