Presentation for Migration Module

7/25/2019 Presentation for Migration Module

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OUR TOPIC THIS TERM IS

MIGRATION


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We are finding out

about the reasonswhy people leave

their homes andmove from place to

place.


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Some people move because

they want to.

Some people dont want to

move, they have to.

They are forced to leave their

homes because where they

live is not safe.


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Many people are leavingthe country of Syria at the

moment because it is not

safe for them to stay.


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There is a war in Syria.

The homes of innocent people

are being bombed. There is no

enough food. Schools, hospitaand shops have been destroye


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The conflict becomes

bigger and morecomplicated every day.

It is nearly impossible to

tell which side people areon and who the enemy is.


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People feel that they have

no choice but to leave.

They dont want to leave

but it is not safe for themto stay.


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The people that are leaving

Syria are called refugees.

A refugee is a person who

flees from their home tofind refuge or safety.


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The people leaving Syria

are families, just like us.

They are mothers and

fathers trying to keep theirchildren safe.


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To leave, people have to walk

great distances.They can only take what they

can carry.

Everything else must be leftbehind.


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Everybody walks.

The sick, the injured, the very

old and the very young.


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https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2015/09/world-refugee-crisis-needs-eu-solutions/https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/campaigns/2015/09/world-refugee-crisis-needs-eu-solutions/


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Travelling is dangerous and

exhausting.

Land borders are closed with

fences and armed guards.

People are desperate to leave.


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People who make it to the coas

try to leave Syria on boats.

They must pay lots of money t

people smugglers.

The boats are unsafe and very

over-crowded. Many die.


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Refugees who make it out of Sy

face new difficulties.

They are kept in refugee camps

while other countries argue abo

what to do with them.The camps are not nice. It is

especially difficult for children.


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There is not enough food or w

taps. There are not enough

blankets.

There are not enough toilets a

there is not enough medicine.

There are no toys and there

are no schools.


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Winter is coming.

Soon the Syrian refugees will bfacing freezing conditions.

Many will die if the world doesnot respond quickly.


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Syrians have the same rights as

New Zealanders. We are all par

the same human family.

Knowledge is power.

If we know about the crisis we

may be able think of ways to he


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We have prepared a Quiz on th

Syrian Refugee Crisis.

There are 10 Facts.

Your task is to decide which of

the facts are true and which

are false.


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Each Studio will have a True/Fa

card.

Each question will be read twiceThen you will have about 15

seconds to decide on your answ

Everyone will reveal their answe

at the same time.


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In the case of a tie-breaker, one

extra fact will be read to determ

a winner.

If studios are still tied after the

breaker fact, wewill use Paper Scissors Rock

to determine a winner


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The winning class will receive

prize, a Sock Monkey classmascot, made by LS19.

These were very popular durinthe school Craft Market.


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You may have 2 leaders

representing your Learning

Studio. Please discuss this wityour teacher now.

Could Class Leaders please ma

their way to the stage.


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Fact 1

The Syrian government and

the New Zealand government

are part of the United Nations

and have promised to protect

the rights of children.


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Fact 2

Approximately 12,000 children

have been killed in the Syrian

conflict.


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Fact 3

Nearly 6 million Syrian children

have been forced from their

homes because of the fighting.


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Fact 4

Syrian children are becoming

malnourished and are suffering

from diarrhoea and dehydratio


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Fact 5

Syrian children are being

kidnapped and forced to fight

in the war.


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Fact 6

Syrian girls as young as 13 are

being forced into arranged

marriages.


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Fact 7

Approximately 14,000 Syrian

schools have been damaged or

destroyed in the conflict.


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Fact 8

Approximately 4 million peop

have fled from Syria as

refugees.


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Fact 9

Each year, the New Zealand

Government allows only 750

refugees to come and livehere.

Fact 10


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Fact 10

In response to the SyrianRefugee Crisis, the New

Zealand government has

agreed to take only another750 Syrian refugees over the

next 3 years.


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Tie-Breaker Fact

More than one million Syrians

have been wounded,

permanently disabled or killedbecause of the fighting.


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Knowledge is power.


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All of the facts are true.


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Now that we know about theSyrian Refugee Crisis, what w

we do to help?

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