Lesson 3 I’ll Always Be There for You
The Story of Little Annie’s Life
____ was a little blind girl in a hospital.
She was ____ angry.
When people tried to help her, she screamed and attacked ____.
People called her “Crazy Little Annie,” and didn’t try to help her ____.
The poor girl needed somebody to ____ care of her.
One day, an old nurse came to the hospital.
She ____ to help Annie.
When Annie ____ her, she started throwing things again.
However, the nurse wasn’t ____ of her.
The ____ said to Annie, “Hi, Annie. I’m Nurse Laura.
I’m here to be your friend. ____ always be there for you.”
Every ____, Laura went to Annie’s room and put her to bed.
She said to Annie, “Annie, I do love you. I’ll ____ be there for you.”
Laura knew that Annie ____ love and understanding.
With Laura’s help, Annie got better ____ by little.
Two years later, Annie ____ scream or throw things.
She did become a ____ different person.
People ____ call her “Crazy Little Annie” anymore.
Laura decided to leave the hospital with Annie.
She took ____ to a school for blind children.
Annie loved her new ____ and studied hard.
She wanted to ____ a teacher and help others like Nurse Laura did.
However, a ____ years later, Laura passed away.
Annie was very sad, but she ____ not give up on her dream.
Then one ____, Annie met a nice doctor.
He helped Annie to see ____. It was a miracle for Annie.
At ____, Annie realized her dream and became a teacher.
This ____ her a chance to meet a special student.
The ____ wasn’t able to hear or see.
Instead, she ____ and threw things.
She was just like Crazy Little ____.
____ said to her, “Hi, Helen Keller.
I’m your teacher, Anne Sullivan. ____ always be there for you.”