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In 2020, programming classes will be compulsory in elementary schools!
Programming elements will be included in all subjects, such as Japanese, math, science, and society!
In the first place, programming is an order book!
It's hard to imagine what programming classes with Japanese or math will be like, right?
So, in the program, everyone will take on the challenge of original classes that include programming elements one step ahead of others!
For example, in science classes, we'll use computers to measure the brightness of light!
In math classes, we'll use programming thinking to make it easier to solve division equations!
If you watch this program, you can have more fun learning difficult school lessons by using programming!
So, everyone, are you ready?
Go for it, programming star!
Happy New Year!
Have fun in class!
Everyone, it's 2020 now.
From this year, programming will be a must-learn in elementary school.
We, the program, have also renewed and come to this virtual world!
Wow!
It's completely changed.
It's beautiful and shiny.
It's completely different.
Even when I looked at the monitor, I was surprised at the change.
Viewers, happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
I'm Kyoko Gunji, programming star and class president.
Thank you for your support this year as well.
Thank you for your support!
Since the class has ended,
the teacher has also changed.
Surprisingly, it's Prosta-kun who will teach us programming!
Hello, everyone!
It's Prosta-kun!
I'm Prosta-kun, who will teach you programming from today!
We finally meet!
I wanted to meet you, too!
I wanted to study programming with you all!
Wow! Us, too!
Prosta-kun has been watching our class, right?
Of course!
I've been watching everyone's programming for nine months!
Wow!
Shinji-kun seemed anxious in the beginning,
but now you've grown so much!
Wow!
I'm still anxious!
That's not true!
And Emily-chan!
Yes!
As expected of you, you cleared a lot of difficult problems!
No, no, no!
I just did what you taught me!
Thank you!
She's humble!
And Nagisa-chan!
You've participated twice so far, but I was surprised that you got drunk so quickly every time!
I'm smart, so...
You said it yourself!
I knew it!
And Noemi, are you getting used to it?
Yes!
Saya-chan and Miyuki-chan, let's keep challenging without fear of mistakes!
We'll do our best!
Let's do it!
Well, class president, what we're going to do today is...
What?
Wait a minute!
Excuse me!
I don't know how to explain it...
You said it naturally, but...
I didn't know it until now!
That's right!
Huh? Did you forget the prosacoon?
I tried to play with it!
Wow!
Prosacoon can do that kind of thing!
I'm going to do this to Iori-chan more and more!
I will do my best! Thank you!
This year, we will deliver more powerful classes with Prosta-kun!
Yes!
Now, the year has begun and from April, these programming classes will start in elementary schools all over the country.
Prosta-kun, what kind of classes will you do in the future?
That's right!
In school classes, it's important to study, but it would be nice if it was a little more fun!
Yes!
Haven't you ever thought it would be nice if you could study while playing together?
Absolutely!
That's right!
In this class, we will incorporate programming thinking into the classes you actually learn in elementary school and learn various lessons while having fun together!
Yes!
Do you all remember the programming thinking that just came out?
You remember it, don't you?
Well, it's already in my body, isn't it?
Then, let's ask the regular members!
Yes!
Shinji-kun, what is programming thinking like?
My favorite word is "conditional division".
Oh!
I like it a lot!
Really?
Conditional division...
Why do you like it?
I like words!
Like the sound of words?
I like the sound of words! Conditional division...
I feel like I've become smarter!
That's right!
But Prosa-kun, this conditional division is not a mistake, is it?
That's right!
Yes!
Programming thinking is the way of thinking of what we should do in order to make it easier for computers to understand!
Programming thinking is the way of thinking of ordering computers, and these six processes are necessary!
Once you've decided what you want the computer to do for you, you need to think about how you're going to combine the symbols in order to make it happen.
At that point, the three types of programming thinking are important!
First, sequence processing.
For computers, it's basic to order things from top to bottom.
Next is repetition.
If you repeat programming over and over again, you can process it efficiently without lining up the same blocks.
Next is condition division.
If everything is in order, you can create another order of things based on those conditions.
Based on these three types of thinking, you can write programming and actually make a computer work!
If there's something wrong, you can look for the cause!
Programming is try and error!
You can do it over and over again!
Mistakes are precious!
If you make a mistake, say "nice error!" and praise each other!
By learning these six processes, you will have the power to think logically, make clear procedures for achieving your goals, and organize knowledge and information.
Now, let's start our first class of the year with this programming thinking!
The first class is...
"Northern Language"!
We're going to learn pronunciation in the first year of elementary school.
Everyone, you've done pronunciation in class, haven't you?
Yes, we have.
It brings back memories!
How about you, Miyuki? Do you remember that time?
Yes, I do. I did a lot of pronunciation in front of everyone.
Do you remember which pronunciation you did?
Well, I did "maruyomi".
"Maruyomi" sounds like something from the past!
Yes, I don't remember it anymore.
Everyone, you've done pronunciation in a national language class in elementary school, haven't you?
Now, here's a question!
Why do we need to do pronunciation?
Everyone, let's think about it!
We're giving away classes you've studied in Furu!
If you don't know the class, let's see if you can review it in Furu!
This program is brought to you by FROSTA, a programming learning system.
Now, let's think about what you did in elementary school and actually do pronunciation!
Iori!
Yes!
Now, step forward and do pronunciation of "Monogatari"!
Okay!
Iori is going to read "Momotaro"!
This is a scene where Momotaro meets a dog on his way to exterminate demons.
When Momotaro came out of the village, a dog came to say "bark, bark!"
Momotaro, Momotaro, where are you going in such a hurry?
To exterminate demons!
What's on your waist?
The best kiwi dumplings in Japan!
I'd like one, please!
Then I'll share it with you! You can eat ten people with this!
Momotaro took out a kiwi dumpling from his waist bag and gave it to the dog.
As expected of Yori-chan!
You're a voice actor!
You have a beautiful voice!
Thank you, Master!
Then please go back to your seat!
You were good!
As expected, voice actors are amazing, too.
I'd like to learn from you, Gunji-san, an announcer who is a professional among professionals.
I'd like to hear it!
Voice actors versus announcers!
Prosta-kun, you don't have to say unnecessary things!
Momotaro
When Momotaro came out of the village, a dog came to say "bark, bark!"
Momotaro, Momotaro, where are you going in such a hurry?
To exterminate demons!
What's on your waist?
The best kiwi dumpling in Japan!
Please give me one! I'll accompany you!
Then I'll share it with you!
Ten people with this!
Momotaro took out a kiwi dumpling from his waist bag and gave it to the dog.
Wow!
I'm more nervous than doing a live broadcast.
I'm nervous, too.
Both of you were good at it.
Thank you.
You're good at it.
Actually, we also did ondoku when we were in elementary school.
Can anyone explain why we did ondoku?
For what purpose?
For vocalization practice?
It's like this, isn't it?
To be brave.
To be brave!
I know what you mean.
To be excited.
To have a strong heart.
To do it in front of people.
But when I think about it again, I can't clearly understand it.
No one explained it to me.
That's right.
Frosta, for what purpose did you do ondoku?
That's right.
You don't know why you need to do ondoku, do you?
I don't know.
To know it, I think you can understand it if you combine programming and ondoku.
What?
Programming thinking.
Does it all connect?
I can't imagine it.
I don't think ondoku and scratch are the same.
But Frosta, do you think you can understand it if you try it?
I'm sure you can understand it if you try it.
Then let's try it right away.
OK.
This time we'll use scratch.
Scratch is different from the source code you've been using for programming so far.
You can program just by connecting blocks.
It's easy to start scratch.
Search "scratch" on the Internet and select scratch's website.
If you click "make" everyone can start immediately, so let's get ready!
Let's use "scratch" to program audio books!
First of all, I want you to draw a picture of Momotaro that Yori-chan just read to me.
And I want you to put lines in that picture.
In other words, I want you to program audio books and recreate the story.
It's been a while since I drew a picture.
Yeah, it's been a while.
Let me explain how you do it!
If you select the stage at the bottom right, you will see a brush mark.
Click it!
Next, select "convert" to "bitmap" and "convert" to "vector"!
Is everyone ready?
We're ready!
Now that you're ready, let's start drawing!
First, select "fill" and choose a color!
Okay!
First, let's make a green color!
Green...
You can choose a color at the top and adjust its brightness and vividness!
Try making a green color you like!
Okay!
Now that you've chosen a color, let's start drawing!
Select the brush mark and draw a picture of a peach flowing!
If you move the mouse while clicking, you can draw a picture!
Wait, what should I do?
Did you all draw well?
Yes!
Now that you've done it, select the bucket mark and draw a knight!
Wow!
What should I do?
Oh, here it is!
Could this be an internal error?
Iori-chan, an internal error occurred!
An internal error occurred!
Iori-chan filled in the entire screen because there was a gap here!
You have to surround it with lines properly!
Even if you fail, you can reprogram it many times!
If you press the arrow on the left, you can go back one step forward!
Oh, it's back, it's back!
Oh, it's done!
Thank you very much!
It's done!
Now, let's review up to this point!
To draw a picture using a scratch, select the stage at the bottom right and you'll see a brush mark!
Click it!
Now that you've drawn a picture, click "reprogram it to a bitmap"!
Now that you've done it up to this point, click "fill in" and choose a color or brightness!
While pressing the click button and moving the mouse, you can draw a line!
When you want to fill in the picture you drew, select the mark of the bucket and click where you want to fill it in, and you can fill it in!
I hope you're all drawing well!
Can I fill it in?
Can I draw it?
Sure.
I can't fill it in.
Shinji-kun, you're drawing a line and not filling it in, so you're making a lot of mistakes!
I'm making a lot of mistakes!
Why did it end up like this?
Did you all finish drawing?
We did!
After this, let's fill in the lines in the picture you drew!
On Hulu, we're broadcasting classes you missed out on!
If you didn't understand a class, let's see if you can review it on Hulu!
Next, we'll fill in the lines in the picture you drew!
First, click on the "sound" tab on the top left.
Okay.
Next, click on the "record" tab on the bottom left and select "record"!
Okay!
Can you all hear "record"?
Yes!
Now, let's fill in the lines!
Donburako! Donburako!
Let's do it together!
One, two...
Donburako! Donburako!
What a wonderful "donburako"!
Now, let's review all of our programming!
To type in a line, click on the "sound" tab and select "microphone mark" from the speaker in the lower left corner.
Then, click "record" and type in a line to your computer.
Now, we're going to program the lines we just recorded!
First, click on the "chord" tab on the top left.
Next, select "when you were flagged" from the "event" palette.
Is everyone ready?
Now, let's select a "sound" palette.
Then, select "sound pop" and connect it.
Let's change "pop" to "recording 1" we just recorded!
Is everyone ready?
Now, let me show you how to program!
First, select "when you were flagged" from the "event" palette.
Then, select "sound" and connect "pop" to "recording 1" we just recorded!
And if you click on the flag, you can hear the sound you recorded!
Now, let's take a look at the "peach flowing" scene everyone drew!
First up is Shinji's team!
Here I go!
Lombraco, Lombraco...
Shuree...
That's a lot of Shuree...
Sounds fun!
Yeah, it's like an old man and a young girl's voice.
Sorry for the interruption!
Not at all!
Now, let's take a look at the "icorabu" team!
Here we go!
Cute!
Lombraco, Lombraco...
Their teamwork is on point!
That's right!
Even though Shinji said it, it felt like they were following along.
Yeah, their age difference...
Now everyone, you know how to program, right?
Yeah, we know!
Now, let's draw the "Momotaro and the Dog Meeting" scene that Iori-chan just read!
Okay!
Team Ikorabu is already starting to draw!
Is that a hippo?
That's rude!
I'm sorry! It's a dog, right?
Team Shinji is doing well!
That looks like a strong "Momotaro"!
What does "strong Momotaro" mean?
It means "shut up"!
It looks like it has beeswax on it!
Let's make it blue!
Let's make it brown!
When you're done drawing, say your lines!
You're good at this!
I'll have one, please!
I'll share it with you!
This alone is enough for ten people!
Team Ikorabu shared their lines!
You're good at this!
What's that on your waist?
It's the best kibidango in Japan!
What kind of "Momotaro" did they make?
On Hulu, you can watch and share lessons you've learned so far!
For those of you who didn't know the lesson, let's check if you can watch it again on Hulu!
Now, let me announce the "Momotaro" we made!
First up is Team Shinji!
You're good at this!
Here I go!
What's that on your waist?
It's the best kibidango in Japan!
Was it a crow crowing behind you?
It was a crow crowing!
I added some pronunciation.
You are very good at drawing in such a short period of time.
Very good!
There was an artisan named Momotaro.
Yes, that's right.
I practiced drawing Momotaro for a while.
He is great, isn't he?
He is great.
He is different, isn't he?
Shinji-kun, what are you holding in your hand?
It's an oban.
It's cash.
It was cash.
I read it as "kibidango" is actually cash.
I don't like it.
I don't like it?
I don't like it.
You don't like it?
I'm sorry.
Well, let's take a look at the other teams as well.
Please.
They are the best in Japan.
Please give me one. I'll accompany you.
Well, I'll share it with you.
I'll share it with you.
If you eat this, you can have ten people!
You are good!
Shinji-kun, you did it well.
I have a lot of things I want to say.
What do you want to say?
First of all, it's like a green balloon.
It's a kibidango.
Is it a kibidango?
It's a little big.
It's the biggest kibidango in Japan, so I wanted to draw it big.
And it's a little flashy.
I think Momotaro is a little flashy.
It's like "Yo!" in the middle of the street.
It's true that you put it in your left hand pocket.
You're wearing a hat, too.
It's my hair.
Is it your hair?
It's my hair that you drew for me.
It looks like a person wearing a bandana and a hat.
I felt that reading and programming were completely different things.
Don't you think it's not that far away when you do it together like this?
It's getting more and more.
You can analyze it yourself.
For example, what it was like.
That's right.
The reason why pronunciation is necessary is that by speaking out and reading it, you can express what you have in your head.
Reading without speaking out is called reading, but reading only contains information that you have memorized in your head.
If you read out loud, you'll have the power to convey it to others.
I see.
So we learned the importance of reading this time.
Next time, we'll try reading out loud in a game and learn how to express it.
On Furu, you can watch and stream classes you've studied so far.
If you don't know the class, you can review it on Furu.
Let's check it out!
This program was brought to you by CROSTA of Programming Learning System.