I just wanted to add that these days native English speakers often avoid using the word "handicapped."

I believe the preferred term is "disabled" or, in noun form, a "disability."

Helen Keller

*when I was in elementary school*

Therefore, I want to learn more about her.

Also, people say that Helen was triple handicap.

*handicapped*

However, she overcome hardship.

*overcame* a suggestion would also be to put "this" after overcame

Therefore, I want to know about why her overcome the hardship.

*how she overcame*

I think many people know about Helen Kelker but some people don't know about her life.

*Keller*

I will write about Helen Keller.

*I will be writing*
Helen Keller was born in 1880 June 27th in Alabama.

She was a peace activist.

She suffered meningitis when she was a year and nine months.

*add old to the end of the sentence*

From this disease she lose her hearing, eyesight and she cannot speak.

*lost* *could not*
From these things she cannot be received manners, so she was selfish.

*Because of these things she did not learn about manners*

Her parents requested home tutor.

*requested a home tutor*

Bell introduced Sullivan.

*Who are Bell and Sullivan?*

The encounter changed Helen's life.

Ms.Sullivan told finger letter word manner.

*needs revising*

Also, she can speak.

*could then*

Famous episode was Sullivan poured water in Helen's hands while Ms.Sullivan spelled water many times.

*a famous moment was when Sullivan*

Helen can realized all things have name.

*Helen then realized all things have a name.*

After three months she can write letters, and she can read books in Braille.

*could write letters, and read books in braille.*

After these things, Helen had contributed to the society.

*had then*

She encouraged many people although she was triple handicap.

*handicapped*

Also, she had been to Japan three times.
The above is an short explanation of Helen Keller.

I want to learn more about Helen Keller through this Independent writing project.