10.09.22高三英語《M10-U2-project》(課件)

1、PresentationRead your paragragh .Three parts : topic sentence; supporting sentences; concluding sentences TransitionsProjectUnit2The wandering RomaThe Wandering RomaIt refers to the group of people , the Roma , who keep moving from one place to another.What are talked about in the article?The wander

2、ing Romahistorylanguageculture( music, dancing)traditionsway of lifeexperiences of the groupSkimming 還加個(gè)箭頭， 加個(gè)ReasonListeningWhats the route of the Romas movement?northern India(Pakistan)EgyptIranin a roundabout wayRead the article and find out the information about the history of the Roma. Give det

3、ails information about different times according to the time line.19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970sduring World War IIOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970sduring World War IIOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970sduring World War IInor

4、thern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970sduring World War IILeft India in severalwavesnorthern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970sduring World War II_ passed banning the Roma in most European countriesLeft India in severalwavesnor

5、thern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970sduring World War II_ passed banning the Roma in most European countriesLeft India in severalwavesLawsnorthern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970syoung children _ from their parents in Switz

6、erlandduring World War II_ passed banning the Roma in most European countriesLeft India in severalwavesLawsnorthern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970syoung children _ from their parents in Switzerlandduring World War II_ passed banning the Roma in most European co

7、untriesLeft India in severalwavesLawstaken awaynorthern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970syoung children _ from their parents in Switzerlandduring World War IIKilled in large numbers by the Nazis_ passed banning the Roma in most European countriesLeft India in sev

8、eralwavesLawstaken awaynorthern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970s_ _recognized by the United Nationsyoung children _ from their parents in Switzerlandduring World War IIKilled in large numbers by the Nazis_ passed banning the Roma in most European countriesLeft I

9、ndia in severalwavesLawstaken awaynorthern IndiaOriginally lived in _19301500-18001001-1200until 1973in the 1970s_ _recognized by the United Nationsyoung children _ from their parents in Switzerlandduring World War IIKilled in large numbers by the Nazis_ passed banning the Roma in most European coun

10、triesLeft India in severalwavesLawstaken awayInternational Romani Unionnorthern IndiaCareful reading Where did the Roma originally live? (1)2. Whats one thing that they have in common? (7)3.What made Europeans reject Romas being neighbours? (15)4. What did European countries do to the Roma at the be

11、ginning of the 19th century? 5. Why did many young Roma take to illegal behaviour? (6)1.Where did the Roma originally live? (1)Pakistan2. Whats one thing that they have in common? (7)a tendency to live in closed groups3.What made Europeans reject Romas being neighbours? (15)One of Romas traditions,

12、future telling, that earned them a reputation as liars and witches.4. What did European countries do to the Roma at the beginning of the 19th century?Changed their laws concerning the RomaTried to make the Roma abandon their nomadic lifestyle.Forced adult Roma to apply for passports and citizenshipR

13、equired childern to attend local school5. Why did many young Roma take to illegal behaviour? (6)Because they couldnt practice their traditions.Discussion Do you think there is a ray of light for the Roma? Why or why not? Consolidation: The Roma have been _ Europe and Asia since the 11th century, The

14、y were _ lived in northern India and they were _ even then. Because of this tradition, they couldnt find a permanent job. Although the Roma have developed differently in various places, they have something in _. They resisted making permanent homes, choosing to move. And they refuse to _ to any gove

15、rnment,so they have no right to _. The Roma tried _ _ to find a country to live in.Throughout their travels, they experienced problems, Some Europeans treated them badly. Fortune telling, one of their traditions, earned them a _ as liars and witches. Many Europeans even did not want the Roma as thei

16、r neighbours.wanderingoriginallynomadiccommonsubmitvote in vainreputationAt the beginning of the 19th century, many countries changed their laws _the Roma. They wanted to make the Roma _ their nomadic lifestyle. Unable to practise their traditions, many young Roma _ _ illegal behaviour, they were often considered as the main _ when anything went missing. But now ,everything has changed a lot. Modern nations begin to recognize the Roma as a unique group, they want to _fo