Welcome to the unit Reading Project Language pointsUnit 2 People on the moveThese wild geese are on the move to the south.What are the wild geese doing?Why?These people are also on the move. Maybe they are travelling.We call _ the wandering people.The wild geese are on the move, and so are the people.the RomaUnit 2 People on the moveon the movemove to another placeThe wild geese are on the move to the south for warmer winter.Why do people move to other places?Look at the following pictures in “Welcome to the unit”:People have many reasons for moving to new places.WhereWhy the people moveto another countryto a warm placeto a university abroadto a cityto a new flathave got a new job there; to experience a new culturehave become tired of snowto study to get a better job when returning home cannot find jobs in the small townneed more space to live togetherCan you think of any more reasons why people are on the move?to study in a universityto work in a company/schoolto be with their family to live in a nicer environment to move somewhere for a better quality of life Are there any other reasons for moving to new flats, cities, regions and even countries?In the past, many people moved _.because of some wars.In the past, many people moved _鼠疫because of some terrible diseases. Some people want to live their dreams.I want to be a singer so I leave home to a big city. I want to marry my lover, so I go to her city.Some want to get married to their husbands or wives.With the development of the global and local economy, population mobility has become a new trend in the world. Lets come to learn about why and where American people move!house movingReading Population mobility in the USA The movement of people in the USApeopleThe movement WhereQuestion: What groups of people are mentioned in the text? Why and where do they move to?people aged 65 and olderyoung peoplelandscapeless changeable climate_in Floridaseek for a better lifelook for a jobseek excitementbig citiesWhat do the two subtitles mean?Aging in the sun (within10 words)Bright lights, big city (within11 words)Becoming old in warm places where the sun is shining.A bright and colourful life in big cities for young adults.Reading Population mobility in the USA The movement of people in the USAFinish the exercises on the paper.Consolidation:Fill in the blanks according to the context of the passage._ at the south-eastern tip of the USA, Florida is a state known as the oldest place in America. According to the national population survey conducted in 2000,the elderly _ for nearly 18 percent of the states population. Many people _ 60 and over are attracted there because of its less changeable climate. Another_ is that the community in this state understands the need of them, for instance , many houses are _ with special bathroom with walk-in bathtubs, which prevent the older people _.However, with a _ in population mobility, ambition _ many young people to the city to seek excitement and career opportunities.Locatedaccounted agedequippedslipping boomreasondrivesProjectThe wandering RomaPakista nEgyptIra nHungar ySpainFranceGermanyEnglandTravelling routeThe earliest mentionPlace where they originally livedWays to support themselvesone common tendencyNegative effects of its unique traditionnorthern India, now known as Pakistanbasket making, metal working and entertaining othersto live in closed groupssixty different dialects; have no right to voteBad feelings growing What did further damage the Romas reputation in Europe? their tradition of fortune telling They claimed to be pilgrims but actually they were not. What happened later as a result of the ruin of their reputation? Some countries passed some kind of law banning the Roma more than just limiting their rights.A dark timeTimeUnfair treatment Roma receivedAt the beginning of nineteenth centuryFrom the beginning of the 20th century to World War IIAfter World War II until 1973forced to abandon their nomadic lifestylelived in terror and were killed in large numbersnot accepted by the Europeans and forced to get separated from their childrenThe road to friendshipThere is a ray of light for the Roma.Their social position has greatly improved little by little.People around the world have begun to learn the rich and interesting history of the Roma.Language PointsPhrases1.美国的人口流动2.思考,考虑3.人口趋向4.在迁徙中. 5.60岁的人6.收拾行囊7.向南行进/前往8.全国人口普查 9.占据population mobility in the USAlook atpopulation trends on the move people aged 60pack ones baghead south/head for national population survey account for10.寻找老年人之间的交流.了解老年人的需要11.有意义,有道理 12.迎合13.减少摔倒的风险 14.亲骨肉. 15.结婚 16寻求刺激 17.从大学毕业look for communities of older peopleunderstand the needs of older peoplemake sense cater to reduce the risk of slips and fallsones (own) flesh and blood get married seek