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In 2020, programming classes are required in elementary school!
In all subjects of Japanese, math, science, and society, classes incorporating programming elements are held!
In the first place, programming is a commandment!
What does it mean for a class incorporating programming into Japanese or math?
It's hard to imagine, isn't it?
Therefore, in programs, everyone takes up programming elements one step ahead of others and challenges original classes!
For example, in science, experiments using computers to measure the brightness of light are held!
In mathematics, you can use programming thinking to make division equations easier to remember!
If you watch this program, you can have more fun learning difficult school lessons by using programming!
Well then, everyone, are you ready?
Let's go for it! Programming Star!
Hi, everyone! I'm Kyoko Gunji, and I'm a programming star and class president.
And the one who will teach us programming is Prosta.
Let's study together today!
Today, we're going to study with everyone in front of the TV again.
Shinji Nira, the youngest son of "Son of the Wind",
Emiri Ohtani, Yori Noguchi, Sana Morohashi,
and Not=me's Mirei Suganami and Hitomi Suzuki.
Prosta, what is this class about?
Today, we're going to study Japanese diaries!
Diaries?!
You've all written diaries, right?
It's been a while.
I haven't heard of it in a while.
Actually, there is a class called "Writing a Diary" in the first year of elementary school.
Didn't you have homework for drawing diaries?
We did!
I remember writing it all at once on the last day.
You're the type to put it all in.
I put it all in.
What does it mean to write a diary in class, Prosta?
That's right!
Writing a diary is about expressing what you think, feel, and think in words.
That's how you improve your expression and sentence power!
I see.
But didn't elementary school students finish their diaries with sentences like "Today we played outside," "It was fun," or something like that?
That's exactly it!
If you do that, you won't be able to convey specific content to the reader.
And it's hard to remember when you read it back when you're older, right?
That's true.
I wonder how you'll be able to write diaries that will be conveyed to others.
That's right!
That's where programmable thinking comes in!
What is programmable thinking?
In order for a computer to give an order, we need these six processes.
Once we decide what we want the computer to do, we think about how we can combine the symbols in order to make it happen.
At that time, programming's three types of manpower are important.
First of all, sequence processing.
It is basic for computers to support them in order from above.
Next is repetition.
If you repeat programming many times, you can process efficiently without lining up the same blocks.
And then, condition separation.
By making another sequence under the condition "what if ____"
With these three types of manpower, we write programming and actually run the computer.
If there is a malfunction, we look for the cause.
Programming is a try and error.
You can do it over and over again.
Mistakes are treasures.
If you make an error, let's say "nice error" and praise each other.
Now, Prosta-kun, to be specific, how do you write a diary using that programmable thinking?
It's something you've all studied.
What is it?
Huh?
Have you done it before?
It's a flowchart you've all done.
Oh, I see.
It's a flowchart.
What was it again?
You know what it is, right?
Can you answer it?
Everyone, say it out loud.
I'm the most nervous one.
What is the flowchart?
One, two...
Joyful Processing!
Huh? Did someone get it wrong?
Joyful Processing!
The regular members got it right, but what about Sana-chan?
Joyful Processing!
What about Hitomi-chan?
Joyful Processing!
What about Mirei-chan?
Joyful Processing!
Nice error for all of you!
The answer is Joyful Processing!
Joyful Processing?
That's right! Joyful Processing!
Huh, Prostack?
By using Joyful Processing, you can think about what happened in a day in order, right?
This time, we will use Scratch to create a flowchart that will be the basis of our diary.
This flowchart's square frame is on the show's official website, so let's all download it and try making it!
This time, we will use the square frame on the show's website to program it!
Okay!
First, we will start with the first frame!
From the event, choose when this sprite is pushed!
Okay!
Next, from the same event, choose when it sends a message!
Okay!
What if the text is flipped over?
What should we do?
Ah! Here it is!
Next, let's choose sprite 2 at the bottom right!
Once you've chosen it, let's choose when it receives message 1 from the event!
Okay!
Next, let's connect "display" with "look"!
Is everyone ready?
We're ready!
Okay!
Now, let's choose when the flag is pushed from the event!
Okay!
Once you've chosen it, let's connect "display" with "look"!
"Display"... Okay!
Okay.
Next, we'll send "message 1" from the event and connect it when this sprite is pressed!
Okay.
Everyone, it looks like you've programmed it properly!
Yes!
This is going really well!
It feels good!
Shinji-kun, keep up the good work!
Next, let's change "message 1" to "message 2"!
Try making "message 2" with a new message!
Oh, I deleted it.
I sent a message too late.
Next, let's duplicate "sprite 2" on the bottom right with a right click!
Okay.
Once you've duplicated it, move the third frame to the bottom of the second frame!
Everyone, is it working?
It's fine!
Okay!
Next, we'll fix the code!
Let's change "message 1" to "message 2" when it receives "message 1"!
Okay!
Next, let's change "message 2" to "message 3" when this sprite is pressed!
Try making "message 3" with a new message!
Everyone, is it working?
It's fine!
Okay, let's review the programming so far!
First, select "sprite 1" on the bottom right and connect "message 1" from the event to when this sprite is pressed!
Next, select "sprite 2" on the bottom right and connect "message 1" from the event to when this sprite is pressed!
Next, select "message 2" from "message 1" and connect "message 2" from "message 1" to when this sprite is pressed!
Once you've reached this point, right-click "sprite 2" in the lower right corner and duplicate it.
Once you've duplicated it, while clicking on the third frame created on the stage,
move the mouse and move it under the second frame.
Once you've reached this point, select "sprite 3" in the lower right corner and
change "message 1" to "message 2" when you receive "message 1".
Next, when this sprite is pressed,
"message 2" will be named "message 3" with a new message.
If you can do it up to this point,
if you press the flag and click the frame,
the frames will come out in order.
Well, everyone,
let's repeat the programming we just did.
Let's duplicate the "sprite 3" in the lower right corner with a right click
and move the fourth frame created for the stage.
When you receive "message 2",
change it to "message 3".
When you press this "sprite",
send "message 3".
Let's name "message 3" "message 4".
The point of this programming is
that if the second frame code receives "message 1",
it will send "message 2".
If the third frame code receives "message 2",
it will send "message 3".
In this way,
we program the exchange of messages regularly.
Well, let's make seven of this programming.
Well, Mirei-chan.
Yes.
Let's look at it.
Yes.
And from here...
Yes.
I'll press it.
As expected of you!
Frosta-kun, this is correct, isn't it?
It's done properly, isn't it?
Yes!
Everyone, did you do it in the same way? Yes!
Now you can make a flow chart to prepare for writing a diary.
Then, you will use the flow chart to announce your movements from waking up in the morning to leaving the house.
If you make this morning routine a flow chart, you can make a flow chart like writing a diary.
That's right! Morning routines are always the same and you don't write them in your diary,
but if you make them a flow chart and write out your actions one by one,
you will be able to see everyone's particularities and differences from others and it will become a proper story!
Hmm...
So, please write down your particularities in your morning routine!
Yes!
After this is work!
Mirei-chan drinks "that" in the morning!
At home!
Three times a day!
Two!
Three times a week!
This program is brought to you by PROSTA, a programming learning system.
This work uses a flow chart to announce your morning routine!
Let's make a flow chart of what students do from waking up in the morning to leaving the house!
Well then...
Start!
Yes!
Sana-chan has painful memories of being late?
I woke up at Shinkansen time.
What happened?
First, I woke up at my manager's call.
I thought about how to make excuses, but I honestly woke up now.
I got on the Shinkansen one hour late.
I knelt down and entered the academy.
Next, what does Emiri-chan do before going to bed?
Before I go to bed, I make sure I'm ready for the next day.
I decide everything until I put on my socks.
Wow! You're the same!
What about you, Iori-chan?
Ah...
I don't.
I'm afraid of being late, so I always wear the clothes I wear the next day and go to bed.
What?!
When I'm really anxious...
When you're anxious?
When I'm anxious and can't go to bed, I put on my clothes and go to bed so that I can set up my hair the next morning.
I wake up and set up my hair.
That's easy.
I did it again today.
Is that so?
It's time to announce!
First, Emiri-chan!
First, I'll ring the alarm 5 minutes before I wake up.
1 hour before?!
5 minutes?!
It's already famous in Ecolab.
Late night.
That's right. I keep ringing it in the dressing room and I get scolded a lot.
I see!
I'll wake up about 30 minutes after the alarm rings.
What?! You ring it 5 minutes early and it's 30 minutes later?!
That's right! It's quite...
Do you always turn off the alarm in the meantime?
I turn it off every time.
I see!
Sometimes I don't even notice it.
Doesn't your family get mad at you?
They say I'm noisy.
I wash my face and brush my teeth.
Since I have long hair, I use two types of hair oil to style my hair.
I see!
That's right!
It's in the regulations.
It's always smooth, isn't it?
Thank you!
Is it really rough when you wake up?
It's quite rough.
Oh, it's rough.
It's all tangled up, so I use two types of hair oil to style my hair.
And I do my makeup afterwards.
And I change my clothes and go out.
I think it's quite early for girls.
That's right.
How do you think about it?
Girls' power...
Girls' power and...
And it's not wasteful.
Oh, it's not wasteful.
Well, in the first half, it was really wasteful.
It's too early for girls.
It's too wasteful until you wake up.
I can see you have a plan.
I think you're good at it.
Am I good at it?
Next is Mirei's morning routine.
After I wake up, I touch my phone and lie down.
I do that for about 20 minutes.
That's quite a lot.
Yes, I'm a little dependent on my phone.
After that, when I wake up from bed, I always drink ornamine tea.
That's right.
If I don't drink ornamine tea, my body won't come back to life.
Is that so?
I drink three bottles a day.
That's too much!
I drink it in the morning and in the evening.
You can't do that!
After I drink it, I go to the bathroom and wash my face with cold water.
Is cold water the key point?
Yes, I think cold water is better for my face, so I wash my face.
After that, I spray toner on my face.
After that, I wet my hair and blow-dry it.
When my hair is dry, I use a hair iron.
A hair iron!
You must use a hair iron!
I use a hair iron.
And...
Huh?
Is this an error?
Mirei, nice error!
When Mirei was programming, she sent message 6 and received message 7 instead of receiving message 6.
If you don't receive message 6, you can't display the next frame.
If you get the order wrong, the computer won't work.
Now you know how important it is to do programming in order, right?
That's why it didn't continue.
That's right, Shinji!
The points when ordering on the computer!
You have to program in order!
I learned a lot!
Mirei-chan, nice error!
Nice error!
Next is Shinji-kun's morning routine!
Shinji-kun's hidden surprising ability is...
Making signs!
Is it an internal clock?
Internal clock!
Next is Shinji-kun's morning routine!
First of all, you wake up.
You can never set an alarm clock.
Really?!
How do you wake up?
Before you go to bed, you set an alarm clock to wake you up tomorrow morning.
Is it an internal clock?
Internal clock!
Wow!
And you wake up instantly!
Wow!
Amazing!
You wake up, look at your cell phone and check the time.
And you drink water.
Ah!
Is it possible to drink water when you wake up?
It's very important.
Is it?
Yes, everyone, drink it.
It's dry.
Don't you brush your teeth?
What?
Don't you drink water without brushing your teeth?
Is it bad?
Your mouth is really bad.
What?
You say that, don't you?
I brush my teeth first thing in the morning because I have a lot of germs.
I see.
Well, I'm sorry. I'll be careful.
Be careful.
I'll be careful.
And what's next, Shinji?
Next, I'll do running right away.
Wow!
I do running as soon as I change my clothes.
And then I go to a coffee shop.
Wow, you're stylish.
I go to a coffee shop here every morning.
Wow!
I go there every day.
It's like my home.
It's like your home?
It's like my home.
You must be happy.
Yes, I drink coffee in a coffee shop and go home.
Wow!
After I go home, I take a bath and brush my teeth.
Wow!
Here.
Here?
And then I go to work while brushing my teeth while riding a bicycle.
Yes.
Do you go to work by bicycle?
I go to work by bicycle at my company.
And I always do my wet hair like this.
It's long.
Does it dry?
It dries.
But your hair is long.
It's dry.
Even when I'm waiting at the intersection, my hair is dry.
What?
People who saw it will be surprised.
It's amazing.
It's scary.
You look a little displeased.
What's wrong with you?
Now we know what you're particular about in this flowchart.
Yes.
When you make a flowchart of what you usually do casually like this,
doesn't it make it easier for people to understand you?
Yes.
It's fun.
When you make a flowchart of what you usually do casually like this,
doesn't it make it easier for people to understand you?
That's right.
A diary is important.
It's important to update your life.
First of all, you should brush your teeth in the morning.
Next week, we'll use a flowchart and actually write a diary.
The flowchart everyone made is on the show's homepage,
so if you're interested, let's check it out!
Crosstaka Big Lesson! Make Your Own Homepage!
Last time, these three interviewed a rice cracker shop in Yanaka.
I can understand English, but I can't speak it.
I can't communicate well.
In order to improve communication with foreign tourists who are in trouble in this shop,
they decided to create a homepage that explains flavors in English.
This time, we will actually create a homepage using Webfusion.
Webfusion is a software that allows anyone to easily create a homepage,
such as selecting your favorite shape from 10,000 types of templates,
changing the size and color of letters, or freely selecting and placing images in your favorite position.
First of all, they will choose a template or sunshade from Webfusion.
- Which one do you want? - Which one do you want?
Our goal is to convey the flavor to foreigners.
- So we will write it in English and Japanese, but in brackets. - I want to write both of them.
- Yeah.
In order to describe Japanese and English, these are the templates they chose.
What kind of homepage will they change this template to?
- Then we will summarize the types of flavors. - Please do.
Once the template has been decided,
Hana-chan will translate the sentences that Nanaka-chan and Kirari-chan put on the homepage,
using Google Translate.
Wow, amazing!
Speaking of which, what happened to the burnt rice crackers?
The members ate them deliciously.
It seems that the members of NOIMII ate the burnt rice crackers deliciously, too.
It's quite sweet.
The burnt ones are sweeter.
They ate the burnt rice crackers,
summarized their impressions of the taste,
translated it into English,
and the original homepage created by the three of them was completed.
Is it done?
It's done!
This is the homepage of the burnt rice cracker shop created by the three of them.
The explanation of the taste was combined with Japanese and English,
and the hardness and sweetness were expressed using stars.
It was important for me to receive the burnt rice crackers and share my impressions,
so I wanted to write more realistic impressions.
I did my best to write it, so I hope it will be conveyed.
After this, looking at the completed homepage, the burnt rice cracker shop...
Can I use this for lunch?
Two weeks after the last shooting,
the shop owner went to show the completed homepage to Mr. Takayanagi.
I think it's a very good product.
I think it's an explanation that foreign customers can understand well.
In addition, as a printout of the homepage, he presented it as a menu.
Can I use this for lunch?
Immediately, he was using the menu for foreign tourists.
The homepage created by the three of them is now on the show's homepage.
In addition, we are looking for stores and companies who want us to create their original homepage! We look forward to your contact!