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The state of emergency declaration due to the spread of the new coronavirus has been lifted,
but the challenge from now on is to restore the stagnant economy and education as soon as possible.
In the meantime, online classes have attracted attention in education.
Instead of going to school, you can take classes at home.
Some universities are actively expanding students' learning spaces using these online classes.
In addition, some schools are distributing class videos.
Children can now study for exams at home without going to school.
These online classes are being established as a new style of education in the future.
So, even on the show, we challenge online classes.
This time, we will use biscuits to study Japanese.
We will program a kanji game.
Good luck!
Oh, I can do it!
I want to know it now! Let's go, programming star!
Hi, everyone! I'm Kyoko Gunji, programming star and conductor of the band.
And the one who will teach us programming is...
Prosta!
Hi, everyone! I'm Prosta! How have you been?
Nice to meet you!
Nice to meet you, too!
How have you been?
We've been doing great!
It's been a while!
Last time, we used a software called "biscuit" for the first time.
Emily-chan, how did you like using it?
I was very excited and motivated to create.
It was a lot of fun to do it with everyone.
Didn't you find it easier than any other software you've used?
Well, I don't know...
I don't know how much I wasn't good at using "scratch".
When you're young, you might get scolded for drawing on your desk with crayons,
or get scolded for drawing on a wall and hate drawing.
That's right.
It's all about "scratch".
That's right.
It's a dream.
But art is born from "scratch".
I think children's creative ability will grow a lot here.
As expected of your father's opinion!
That's right!
"Biscuit" is not programming using blocks like "scratch" that you've learned so far,
but using a tool called "glasses" to order the computer.
If you use this "biscuit", you can easily create animations, games, and picture books.
It's easy to start "biscuit".
Search for "biscuit" on the Internet and the "biscuit" computer at the top is clay.
Click "yattemiru" and you can start easily.
Well, Prosta, what are we going to study today?
Today we are going to study kanji with "biscuit", a national language of elementary school.
Kanji!
Can we do it with this?
We can study kanji with "biscuit", can't we?
There are 1026 characters of kanji that elementary school students have to learn in 6 years.
I've forgotten how to memorize kanji.
Right, Shinji?
Didn't you play "kanji drill"?
We did. I loved it.
You played "kanji drill", didn't you?
If you study kanji with "biscuit", you can learn kanji more fun.
So we are going to play "kanji game" with "biscuit" today.
"Kanji game" sounds fun.
Well, first of all, look at this.
OK.
This is "kanji game".
If you click the hashtag on the right...
Oh!
Wow!
What was that just now?
You can play "kanji combination game" while studying kanji with "biscuit".
"Kanji bush" came out of the launch pad.
If it hits another bush, it will change to another kanji.
With this, you can learn which bush and which bush will combine and become what kind of kanji.
To do that, let's understand well about the kanji "bush".
"Bush" is one of the elements that make up kanji, and it means that it plays the most important role.
For example, "hen" stands for "bush" on the left side, and there are "kihen" and "ninben".
And "tsukuri" stands for "bush" on the right side, and there are "ozato" and "sanzukuri".
In addition, "kanmuri", "ashi", "kamae", "tare" and so on, there are seven "bush" in all.
And in elementary school, when we learned new kanji, we noticed that we could combine the "bush" of the kanji we had already learned, and we learned how to solve the combination problem of kanji and kanji with "kanji drill" and so on.
For example, Emily's kanji "eno" is a combination of "nichihen" and "o" in the center, isn't it?
Even in elementary school, we explained and taught like this.
That's right. That's how we were taught.
Can you make this with a biscuit?
That's right! You can easily make it with just a biscuit and glasses!
I didn't know you could do it like that!
"Glasses" is the most important programming tool in "biscuit".
The left lens is where you put the object you want to move.
On the other hand, the right lens gives you an order on how to move the object.
If you move the right triangle up, it moves up.
If you move it down, it moves down.
Just by putting a picture in your glasses, you can easily do programming!
Let's make a kanji game with biscuits!
First of all, let's make a launch pad!
This time, too, the one who will teach biscuits to everyone is...
Aikawa Izumi-sensei, a programming education writer.
First of all, fly a bush...
Earlier, it looked like a fortress, but...
It doesn't matter who you are, but please draw something you like!
Yes!
Now, I will review how to draw a picture with biscuits!
To draw a picture with biscuits, click the pen mark in the upper right corner...
And change to a drawing screen.
You can choose a color with the palette in the upper right corner of the drawing screen.
And you can change the thickness of the pen here.
When you're ready with the pen, let's draw a launch pad in the circle on the left.
If you move your hand while clicking with the mouse, you can draw a line.
If you want to do it again, press the arrow mark in the lower right corner and it will return to normal.
When you're ready with the launch pad, click the circle in the lower left corner.
Please tell me when you've written it down.
I've written it down!
You're all fast!
I think you've written down something on the main screen.
Please put it on the left edge of the stage.
I've put it on the left edge.
Biscuit and Kanji Game
Next, let's write kanji that can be combined!
I'd like to write "hareru" this time.
"Hareru"?
What kind of kanji is "hareru"?
"Ohissama no hi"!
That's right!
Please write "hi" on the drawing screen again next time!
Okay!
I'd like to write it a little more beautifully.
Did you all write it down?
Okay!
Now, the right side is blue.
Let's write this word "blue" as well!
Okay!
It's difficult!
It's really difficult to write with a mouse!
You have to get used to it!
It's better to be able to fix it than to repeat it!
That's right!
Did you all write it down?
Okay!
Now, let's write "hareru" as well!
Okay!
I hope you can read it!
I hope you can read it, Maika!
It's okay!
Okay!
"Biscuit and Kanji Game"!
Next, let's fire kanji!
Now, I'm going to fire the kanji I just wrote!
Okay!
This time, put it on the right side of the stage, on the opposite side of the person firing it.
Yes, I put it up!
Now, we're going to use glasses here.
Glasses!
They came out!
First of all, we're going to make a programming that fires the word "fire".
Yes!
To do that, first of all, put the person firing it on the left side of the glasses.
Yes!
And on the right side, put the person firing it in the same position.
Put it in the same position.
Yes!
I think it's a little thin at the bottom, but please put it in the same position so as not to change the position as much as possible.
Here's some advice!
I want to put the picture on the right side in exactly the same position as the picture on the left!
That mark will be this cross!
This cross is in exactly the same place as the one on the left!
So, let's adjust the picture on the right side so that we can see the cross!
In the same position!
If you put it in the same position, you'll see the cross!
Oh, you're right!
Okay!
Everyone, are you done so far?
Okay!
Now, in order to fire here, please put the fire next to the person on the right!
Oh!
Oh! It's on!
It's on!
Wow!
Then, fire has appeared on the left side of the stage, but...
It's not coming out! It's not coming out!
OK!
Then, if you click the fire starter here, fire will fly out!
There is a note under the glasses tool on the right, and I think there is a finger mark under it.
Please put this finger mark on the fire starter on the left side of the stage!
Oh! It's my first time seeing it on the left side of the stage!
OK!
Did you put it on?
Yes! I put it on!
This glasses is a programming that fire will fly out when you touch the fire starter!
Next, we will set up a program in which the fire that flies out moves towards blue!
Please put the second pair of glasses here!
OK!
The second pair!
OK!
Then, let's set up a fire on the left side of the stage!
OK!
Let's set up a fire!
OK! Let's set up a fire!
I want fire to move from left to right, so I'd like to move it to the right side of the stage!
OK!
OK! I moved it!
Did you set it up?
This second pair of glasses is a programming in which fire moves towards blue!
Next, we will set up a programming in which fire and blue collide and become sunny!
From now on, we will use the third pair of glasses!
The third pair!
OK!
Then, first of all, put blue on the left side of the glasses.
OK! OK!
Then, on the left side of the glasses, we will put one more letter. We will put two letters.
One more!
Yes! Please stack the letters "Fire" on top of "Blue" so that they overlap.
Yes!
OK! Then it's a finish!
On the right side of the third pair of glasses, put "Haru" on top of "Blue" so that they overlap.
Yes!
Everyone, have you finished so far?
Yes!
OK!
Then, let's see everyone's programming here!
First of all, Shinji!
Fly!
Wow!
Go straight! Go straight! Go straight!
Good!
Oh! It's going! It's going! It's going! Wow!
Next is Emily!
Oh, wait a minute! It's not finished!
What?
Emily! It's not finished!
Emily! Nice error!
Looking at the programming, it seems that the programming to fly the fire of the second eyeglass forward was a little off in the upward direction.
Programming the fire of the right lens to move straight forward and trying again!
I think we can do it with this?
How is it?
Oh, it's coming, it's coming, it's coming, it's coming!
Can you do it?
Isn't it like this?
Yes!
I'm glad!
After this is work! If you make a kanji game in your favorite four-lettered language, will everyone's hearts become round?
This program is provided by PROSTA, a programming learning system.
From now on is work! Let's make a kanji game in your favorite four-lettered language!
Oh! Sounds fun!
This work uses four kanji to make a kanji game!
Let's make it by using your favorite four-lettered language or thinking of your own original words!
After programming, we will announce why you chose that word and what you are thinking of now!
Wow! It's nice that you can do it freely! It's fun!
Original kanji game! How is everyone doing?
First of all, if you look at Yori-chan...
Oh, absolutely!
The word "sou" in "souji" is in her glasses!
What kind of four-lettered language will it be?
On the other hand, Maika-chan...
It looks like you will use "kosata-hen"!
What kind of kanji will you make?
Oh, this is...
You are suffering a lot!
This is...
And Shinji-kun...
Here we go...
It looks like he's going to use the word "gomben"!
Shit... Here we go!
What kind of "yojujuku" did he come up with? We'll announce it after this!
On the show's official homepage, we've posted webfusion works and scratches made by members in the past!
There's also a post home page for viewers, so please check it out!
"Bisket Day" Kanji Game!
First, let's look at Emily-chan's screen!
On the left side of the homepage, there's a cute cat drawn!
And if you look at the kanji on the right side, there are colors and books lined up!
What kind of "yojujuku" will he come up with?
Here we go...
Cute!
Ta-dah!
Cute!
Ta-dah!
Cute!
Ta-dah!
Wow!
Emily-chan's cat is becoming more and more simplified!
It's a little out of time, isn't it?
This is my favorite four-letter word.
"zettai zetsumei" means "human".
When I stand on the edge of a cliff, I think I can give power without thinking.
So even in such a situation, when I think of these four letters, I feel like I'm getting more and more powerful.
Yes, that's why I like it like that!
The word "zettai zetsumei" is Emily-chan's driving force for hard work!
It seems that you can see various personalities even with one four-lettered word!
Next is Iori-chan's kanji game!
If you look at the screen, the launch pad on the left is colorful and cute "hiyokoga"
And the kanji on the right are "amaru" and "satoga"
What kind of four-lettered word will be completed?
Let's go!
What kind of four-lettered word is this?
It's "cleaning impossible"
I spend a lot of time at home, and I used to be very bad at housework,
but now I can cook and do laundry, and I'm getting better and better at it.
That's great!
But I really can't do my best at cleaning, and my room is always dirty.
Good luck!
I'll do my best!
Next is Maika's kanji game.
Looking at the screen, there are not only on the left side, but also on various places where you can put your lips.
And the kanji are lined up below.
What kind of four-lettered word will be completed?
OK!
Here we go!
Wow!
Wow! It's interesting!
Wow! It's amazing!
Wow!
Wow! It's amazing!
Good luck!
If you click it again?
Good luck!
Wow! It's in!
It's in!
What does this mean?
It's all savings!
As expected of Maika, you have a lot of humor!
Wow!
It's amazing!
What does "all savings" mean?
All savings!
Don't save everything for old age!
For how many years?
I wanted to do it.
You're an old woman now.
I wanted to do it.
And I had to put my lips apart.
And I had to make sure that the one on top would come from above or from the left.
But it was so difficult.
Maika didn't fly sideways.
She programmed it so that it would fly from above.
But if the parts don't overlap properly, the feeling won't change.
That's why I made it fly over and over again.
If you think about various movements like Maika- chan, you will enjoy the combination of kanji more and the fun of the kanji game will double.
Thank you very much.
The last one is Shinji-kun's kanji game.
If you look at the screen, the kanji on the right are blue and white.
What kind of old-fashioned kanji will be completed?
Here we go!
You did it earlier!
I did it!
You can do it!
I think I can do it!
You did it!
It says "seikou mina doku".
I like the four-letter word "seikou doku".
It means to grow rice on a sunny day and read a book on a rainy day.
Now we all study remotely, so we play outside on sunny days and study online at times like this.
I see!
How nice!
After this, we will use "scratch" to review the main and subject languages of Japanese.
Did you all understand how to use "biscuit" ?
It's great that you can learn Chinese characters while having fun, isn't it ?
In fact, I studied Japanese in programming before.
It's "scratch" which uses "block" instead of "biscuit" !
It's easy to start "scratch".
Search "scratch" on the Internet and select the website of "scratch".
If you click "school", you can start right away, so let's get ready !
Last year, we studied the main and subject languages learned in the second year of elementary school using "scratch".
That is, we think of the main and subject languages we made ourselves and let the other person do the sentences we made in programming like a penalty game.
First of all, here are the main and subject languages we all made.
We will make sentences by connecting these words randomly in programming.
Let's look back at what kind of sentences we made.
Shinji-kun's team will go first.
What kind of penalty game will Ikolab's team play ?
OK, I'll push it.
Please show me your shoulders.
Here we go.
Please show me your shoulders.
Iori will introduce herself in an idol-like voice.
She's kind.
She's the winner.
Iori is the kindest one, isn't she ?
She's the kindest one.
It's a simple penalty game for Iori, an idol.
What kind of introduction will she do ?
I want to see it in an idol-like voice.
Three, two, one.
Nice to meet you.
I'm Iori Noguchi of Ikolab.
I'm 19 years old from Ibaraki Prefecture.
Nice to meet you.
She's the same as always.
She's cute.
She's cute at first.
I'm getting weak.
I'm not good at being an idol.
Next, Shoko will play a penalty game.
Shoko will introduce herself in an idol-like voice.
Yes.
Did she do it ?
Please stand up.
I'm a little embarrassed.
Shoko will impersonate Roro.
However, Shoko has a talent for impersonation.
OK. I'm Shoko Takeuchi.
I'm from Kanagawa Prefecture.
Nice to meet you.
Is it OK ?
She's good at it.
Next time, she'll use a biscuit to try an impersonation.
Please look forward to it.
Wow.
Can you draw like this in such a short time ?
It's heavy.
What is it ?
This program was provided by CROSTA, a programming learning system.