Reshaping Life Teacher Sullivan let me understand nature

Ms. Sullivan took me out into nature and used my sense of touch, smell, and vocabulary to form a unique image in my mind. Once, Teacher Sullivan asked me to sit on a tree and wait for her to go back to get lunch, and suddenly the weather changed, a storm came, and at the most critical moment, the teacher came and helped me down. This incident taught me that nature does not always smile and be kind to people.

Over and over again, I was allowed to touch the scenery in nature and let me understand nature.

In the lesson "The Man Who Reshapes Life", there are examples of Teacher Sullivan teaching "me" to know things.

Sullivan hugged me for the first time as a stranger, consciously gave me toys, and taught me to spell the doll "doll". I also learned to spell the words "pin", "cup" and "sit", "stand" and "walk". In particular, I wrote about one thing, Teacher Sullivan asked me to touch the water with one hand and write the word "water" in the palm of my other hand, so that I finally realized that the word "water" is the cool and wonderful thing that flows through my hand.

1. Content. "The Man Who Reshapes Life" is the work of Helen Keller, an American educator and writer who is blind and deaf. This text not only shows the superb educational art of a caring teacher, Sullivan, but also shows the spiritual pursuit of a blind, deaf and mute girl.

Studying this text, we cast our admiring eyes on Teacher Sullivan, and we were also moved by the spiritual character of this deaf-mute girl, who is studious, sensitive, persevering, and loves life. At the same time, the article is beautifully written and full of poetic feelings.

2. Appreciation. Sullivan's selfless love reshaped Helen Keller's life. Love is indeed the precious spiritual wealth of human beings, and when it is sublimated, it can flow endlessly, it can shake the earth, it can exert extraordinary potential, and it can be able to do what others cannot.

Singing the ode to love will make people think infinitely and be broad-minded. Helen said: "I want to take the light that others see with their eyes as my light, the ** that others hear with their ears as my symphony, and the smile on the corner of others' lips as my happiness."

After the remodeling, Helen's life is like a song, and what she continues to inherit is also a story of love with rich meanings.

There are many words in the text that Sullivan's teacher taught me to recognize things, such as Sullivan hugging me for the first time as a stranger, consciously giving me toys, and teaching me to spell the doll "doll". I also learned to spell the words "pin", "cup" and "sit", "stand" and "walk". In particular, I wrote about one thing, Teacher Sullivan asked me to touch the water with one hand and write the word "water" in the palm of my other hand, so that I finally realized that the word "water" is the cool and wonderful thing that flows through my hand.

From then on, Helen Keller began to know a lot about concrete things.

The teacher learns the words patiently and in an educational way.

Let me know that everything in this world will have a name, let me have my own pursuit, give me light and hope, and thus understand the true meaning of life.

Sullivan is a gentle, tolerant (paragraph 9), good at seizing educational opportunities, taking advantage of the situation, following the path (paragraph 10), and persevering and patient.

Helen is intelligent and studious (paragraphs 6-11), innocent and lovely (14-16), resolute and tenacious (17-18), loves life, and has a rich imagination (21).

Have you ever seen a glass mask? There is a description of Helen and Sullivan's inner theater, you can refer to it, it is more vivid.

1. The teacher taught me to recognize specific things.

2. The teacher taught me to know and understand nature.

3. The teacher taught me to understand the meaning of "love".

The Man Who Reshapes Life narrates the process of Teacher Sullivan teaching Helen to read and understand things, praising Teacher Sullivan's superb educational skills, and also showing the author's enthusiasm for knowledge and difficult and pleasant life experience, expressing the author's gratitude to Teacher Sullivan.

(1) "The light of love shines on me", originally, "I will not have tenderness and compassion at all in that silent and dark world." However, under the education of Ms. Sullivan, the soul of "me" was awakened and once again possessed "light, hope, joy and freedom" (the word "light" here is used metaphorically).

2) It was Teacher Sullivan who made "me" return to nature and understand nature.

3) Teacher Sullivan also taught "me" to understand "what love is". As the author himself puts it, "She is the one who came to reveal to me the truth of the world and to give me deep love."

In this sense, Ms. Sullivan is "a person who reshapes life", in Chinese colloquial parlance, "regeneration parents". The term "reshaping life" expresses the author's incomparable love and gratitude for Teacher Sullivan.

1.teach "me" to write;

2.It made me feel love and light.

1. The teacher taught me to recognize specific things.

2. The teacher taught me to know and understand nature.

3. The teacher taught me to understand the meaning of "love".

The Man Who Reshapes Life recounts how Teacher Sullivan teaches Helen.

The process of literacy and understanding of things praises Ms. Sullivan's superb educational skills, and also shows the author's enthusiasm for knowledge and difficult and pleasant life experience, and expresses the author's gratitude to Ms. Sullivan.

1. The teacher taught me to recognize specific things. 2. The teacher taught me to know and understand nature. 3. The teacher taught me to understand the meaning of "love".

Reshaping life literally.

Bai looks, is to reshape life.

The meaning of dun life, regaining life. But in this article, the reshaping of life refers to tolerance.

The light of love shone upon me, and in my silent and dark world, there would have been no tenderness and compassion at all. However, under the education of Ms. Sullivan, my soul was awakened to have light, hope, happiness and freedom again (the word light here is used as a metaphor). It was Sullivan who made me go back to nature and understand nature.

Teacher Sullivan also told me to understand what love is. As the author himself puts it, "She is the one who came to reveal to me the truth of the world and to give me deep love." In this sense, Ms. Sullivan is a person who reshapes life, which expresses the author's incomparable love and gratitude to Ms. Sullivan.