Sacagawea

 

Sacagawea (su. Cog. Uway. U)

By: Ali fife ♥

Sacagawea is an amazing native American woman. In this bio you will be learning about her, her exciting son pomp, the Lewis and Clark expedition, her life and more.

Sacagawea went on the Lewis and Clark expedition at age 16. She served as an interpreter, made moccasins. Clothing, and searched for edible plants. All while carrying her son Jean Baptiste Charbonneau or Pomp.

After the expedition she had Her daughter Lizzette Char Bonneau. Jean Baptiste /or pomp the son of Sacagawea and Toussaint Char Bonneau.

We are not sure how she died but we have two ideas: of Typhus on December 22, 1812, at age 25 or in Cold fort Manuel of old age in 1884. After Sacagawea’s death Clark took care of her two children.

I picked to research Sacagawea because I am part native American. And she is just an amazing person. I mean she did everything she could do. I hope you enjoyed my presentation.

Sources: Wikipedia, who was show, and Google.

Helen Keller

By: Ali F.

(tik) (tik) oh Hello, I am going to be talking about Helen Keller. It took me a lot of time to do this I hope you enjoy. 

During her early life. Helen was born 6-27-1880 in Alabama. Her parents were Arthur h. Keller and Kate Addams. Keller Helen had 4 siblings I sister and 3 brothers. Mildred Keller Philips Keller William Keller James Keller. Helens first word was water, and her favorite color was Purple. 

 She was the first blind and deaf person to graduate. Helen was taught by Anne Sullivan. Helen lived at 300 west north commons Tuscumbia Alabama Ive green. Helen piloted a plane bye herself in 1946 over the Mediterranean Sea on a Paris bound plane for about 20 minutes. 

 She published 12 books. in her life Helen had a few occupations auther,lecturer,activist, and a politician. sadly, Helen Keller died June 1, 1968. sources Wikipedia, Helen Keller courage of the dark by Johanna Hurwitz. 

I hope you enjoyed reading my report about Helen Keller.