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In 2020, there will be a week of programming classes at elementary school!
In all subjects, such as language, math, science, and society,
we will have classes that incorporate the elements of programming!
In the first place, programming is an order book!
What does it mean to incorporate programming into language and math?
It's a little hard to imagine, isn't it?
So, in the program, everyone will be challenged to the original class that incorporates the elements of programming one step ahead!
For example, in science, experiments to measure the brightness of light using a computer,
In math, you can easily learn how to solve fractions using programming thinking!
If you watch this program, you can learn more fun by using programming in difficult school classes!
So, everyone, are you ready?
Are you ready? Aim for the Programming Star!
Happy New Year!
Let's start a fun class!
Everyone, it's 2020 now.
From this year, this programming is going to be a must- learn in elementary school.
So, we, the program, have renewed and came to the virtual world like this.
Wow!
It's changed a lot.
It's beautiful and shiny.
It's totally different.
I was surprised to see the monitor.
Dear viewers, Happy New Year!
Happy New Year!
I'm Kyoko Gunji, the class president of Aim for the Programming Star!
Nice to meet you again this year.
Nice to meet you, too.
Since the classroom has been changed, the teacher has also changed.
Surprisingly, Prosta-kun is going to teach us programming.
Hello, everyone!
It's Prosta-kun!
I'm Prosta-kun, and I'm going to teach you programming from today.
We finally met.
I wanted to meet you, too.
I wanted to study programming with everyone.
We did, too.
Prosta-kun has been watching our class, hasn't he?
Of course!
I've been watching everyone's programming for nine months.
Shinji-kun seemed to be anxious at first, but now he's grown so much.
I'm still anxious.
That's not true.
And Emily-chan.
As expected, you cleared a lot of difficult problems.
No, I just did what I was taught.
Thank you.
You're modest.
And Nagisa-chan.
You've participated twice so far, but I was surprised that you got into the class early every time.
Because I'm smart.
You said it yourself.
I thought so.
And the two of Noemi are getting used to it.
Saya-chan and Miyuki-chan, don't be afraid to make mistakes in the future.
Let's keep challenging.
I'll do my best.
Let's do it.
So, class president, what are we going to do today?
I'm sorry.
I didn't hear Noguchi's explanation.
I just said it naturally.
Did you forget, Prosta-kun?
I tried to make fun of you.
Prosta-kun, you can do that?
I'm going to do this to Iori-chan.
I'm looking forward to it.
I'll do my best.
Thank you.
This year, we will deliver a more powerful class with Prosta-kun.
Yes.
Now that the year is over, this programming class will start at elementary schools all over Japan from April.
Prosta-kun, what kind of class are you going to do from now on?
That's right.
It's important to study in school classes, but haven't you ever thought that it would be nice if it was a little more fun or if you could learn while playing with everyone?
That's right.
Exactly.
In this class, we will incorporate programming thinking into the classes we actually learn in elementary school and learn various lessons while having fun with everyone.
Yes.
Do you all remember the programming thinking that just came out?
You remember, right?
As expected, it's already in my body.
As expected, I remember.
Let's ask the regular members.
Yes.
Shinji-kun, what is programming thinking?
My favorite word is conditional division.
I like it.
Is that so?
Conditional division.
Why do you like it?
I like words.
Words?
Like the sound?
I like the sound.
Conditional division.
I feel like I'm getting smarter.
That's right.
Prosta-kun, this conditional division is not a mistake, is it?
That's right.
In order to make it easy for the computer to understand,
the way to think about what to do is the programming thinking.
Programming thinking is a way of thinking to order the computer,
and these six processes are necessary.
Once you decide what you want the computer to do,
you think about how to combine symbols to make it happen.
At that time, the three types of programming thinking are important.
First, sequential processing.
It is basic to instruct the computer in order from the top.
Next is repetition.
If you repeat the programming many times,
you can process efficiently without lining up the same blocks.
And conditional division.
Depending on the conditions, you can make a different sequence.
Based on these three types of thinking,
you write the programming and actually move the computer.
If there is a problem, look for the cause.
Programming is a try-and-error.
You can do it over and over again.
Mistakes are a treasure.
If you make an error, say,
Let's praise each other.
By learning these six processes, you can think logically,
make clear the steps to achieve the goal,
and have the power to organize knowledge and information.
Let's start the first class this year with this programming-based thinking.
The first class is Japanese.
We're going to study pronunciation in the first grade of elementary school.
Have you ever studied pronunciation in class?
Yes, we have.
It's nostalgic.
Miyuki, do you remember that time?
Yes, I remember.
I studied pronunciation in front of everyone.
Do you remember what kind of pronunciation you studied?
I did a full reading.
I felt that the phrase full reading was a great thing in the past.
I didn't remember it.
Have you ever studied pronunciation in a Japanese class in elementary school?
Here's a question.
Why do we need to study pronunciation?
Let's think about it.
Furu has missed the classes you've studied so far.
If you don't know the class, let's check if you can review it on Furu.
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Let's remember what we did in elementary school and study pronunciation.
Iori.
Yes.
Please go to the front and study pronunciation.
Okay.
Iori will read Momotaro.
This is the scene where Momotaro meets a dog on the way to the demon slayer.
When Momotaro came to the village outskirts, he heard a dog barking.
Momotaro, Momotaro, where are you going in such a hurry?
I'm going to the demon slayer.
What's on your waist?
The best kibidango in Japan.
I'll give you one.
Then I'll share it with you.
If you eat this, you'll be strong.
Momotaro took out a kibidango from his waist bag and gave it to the dog.
As expected, Yori-chan.
You're a good actor.
Thank you very much.
Please go back to your seat.
You were good.
The voice actor is amazing, but I'd like to learn from the professional announcer, Gunji.
I'm looking forward to it.
It's a battle between an actor and an announcer.
You don't have to say anything unnecessary.
Momotaro
When Momotaro came to the village outskirts, he heard a dog barking.
Momotaro, Momotaro, where are you going in such a hurry?
I'm going to the demon slayer.
What's on your waist?
The best kibidango in Japan.
I'll give you one.
Please enjoy it.
I'll share it with you.
If you eat this, you'll be strong.
Momotaro took out a kibidango from his waist bag and gave it to the dog.
I'm more nervous than the live broadcast.
Both of you were good.
Thank you.
We did ondoku in elementary school.
Can anyone explain why we did ondoku?
For what?
For vocalization practice?
To get a voice out of your stomach.
To be brave.
I see.
I understand.
I was surprised.
To be strong in front of people.
But when I think about it again, I don't understand it clearly.
No one explained it to me.
What did you do ondoku for?
I don't know why ondoku is necessary.
I don't know.
If you combine programming and ondoku, you can understand it.
What?
Programming?
Programming.
Do they connect?
I can't imagine it.
I don't think ondoku and scratch are the same.
Can you understand it if you try it?
I'm sure you'll understand it.
Let's try it.
We'll use scratch this time.
Scratch is different from the source code we've used so far.
You can program just by connecting blocks.
It's easy to start scratch.
Search for scratch on the Internet and select the scratch website.
If you click on Create, you can start right away, so let's get ready.
Now, I'm going to use the scratch to program the reading.
First, I'm going to ask you to draw a picture of Momotaro that Yori-chan read to me.
And then, I'm going to put some lines in the picture.
In other words, I want you to program the reading and reproduce the story.
It's been a while since I've drawn a picture.
Now, I'm going to explain how to do it.
If you select the stage at the bottom right, you'll see a brush mark.
Click on it.
Next, select the conversion to bitmap and change it to vector conversion.
Is everyone ready?
I'm ready.
Now that we're here, I'm going to draw a picture.
First, choose a color and decide on a color.
First, I'm going to make a green color.
You can choose the color at the top and adjust the brightness.
Try making your favorite green color.
Once you've chosen the color, I'm going to start drawing.
I'm going to choose a brush mark and draw a picture of a peach flowing.
If you move the mouse while clicking, you can draw a picture.
Did everyone draw the knight well?
If you've made it this far, choose a bucket mark and draw a knight.
Wow!
What should I do?
Oh, here it is!
Is this a nice error?
Nice error!
Iori-chan, nice error!
Nice error!
What should I do?
Iori-chan painted the whole screen because there was a gap here.
You have to draw a line properly.
Even if you fail, you can re-do the programming many times.
If you press the arrow on the left, you can go back to the previous step.
Oh, it's back.
Oh, it's done!
Thank you very much.
It's done.
Now, let's review up to this point.
To use Scratch to draw a picture, select the stage at the bottom right and a brush mark will appear.
Click on it.
Then, when you get to the drawing screen, click on convert to bitmap.
If you've made it this far, click on fill and choose color and brightness.
You can draw a line by moving the mouse while pressing the click button.
If you want to fill in the picture you drew, select the mark of the bucket and click where you want to fill it in to fill it in.
I wonder if everyone is drawing well.
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.
I wonder why this happened.
I wonder if everyone is drawing well.
I'm done.
After this, let's fill in the lines in the picture you drew.
On Hulu, you can watch and share the lessons you've learned so far.
If you don't understand the lesson, let's see if you can review it on Hulu.
Next, let's fill in the lines in the picture you drew.
First, click on the sound tab on the top left.
Next, select the mark of the speaker on the bottom left and select Record.
I wonder if everyone is on the recording screen.
Let's fill in the lines.
What a wonderful Donburako.
Let's review the programming so far.
To insert a line, click the sound tab and select the microphone mark from the speaker at the bottom left.
Then, click the record button to insert a line to the computer.
Now, let's program the lines we recorded.
First, click on the code tab on the top left.
Next, select the event palette and click the flag icon.
Next, select the sound palette.
Next, select the pop sound and connect it.
Now, let's change the pop sound to the recorded recording 1.
Now, let's review how to program.
First, select the event palette and click the flag icon.
Next, select the sound palette and click the pop sound and connect it.
Now, let's change the pop sound to the recorded recording 1.
And if you click the flag, the sound will be recorded.
Now, let's take a look at the peach-flowing scene that everyone drew.
First, Shinji's team.
Here we go.
Lombraco, Lombraco.
Shure.
It's amazing, Shure.
It's funny.
It's like the voice of an old man and a young girl.
It was a nuisance.
No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.
Let's take a look at the eco-love team.
Cute.
Lombraco, Lombraco.
It's a team that matches the atmosphere.
That's right.
It's like Shinji said, but the two of them are following him.
It's a little different in age.
So, everyone, you know how to program, right?
Yeah, I got it.
Now, let's draw the scene where Momotaro and the dog meet, which Iori-chan read earlier.
Yes.
Team Ikorabu is already starting to draw.
Is that a hippopotamus?
That's rude.
I'm sorry. It's a dog, isn't it?
Team Shinji is doing well.
It's a very strong Momotaro.
What's a great Momotaro?
It's annoying.
Momotaro is wearing a beehive, isn't he?
Let's make it brown.
When you're done drawing, say your lines.
You're very good.
Please give me one.
Then I'll give it to you.
If you eat this, you'll be able to live.
I can't do it.
Team Ikorabu divided the lines.
What did you put on the star?
The best kibidango in Japan.
What kind of Momotaro did you make?
We're missing out on the lessons we've learned so far on Hulu.
If you don't know the lesson, let's see if you can review it on Hulu.
Let's announce the finished Momotaro.
First, Team Shinji.
You're good.
What did you put on the star?
The best kibidango in Japan.
It's a crow.
Was a crow crying in the back?
I played the role of a crow.
I put in the pronunciation.
You are very good at it in such a short time.
Very good.
There was a craftsman named Momotaro.
Yes.
I was practicing painting Momotaro.
You are great.
You are different.
Shinji, what are you holding in your hand?
It's an oban.
It's a cash.
I read it as a cash.
I don't want it.
I'm sorry.
Let's see the team's work.
Please.
Great.
The best in Japan.
Please give me one.
I'll share it with you.
If you eat this, you can be a resident.
You can be a resident.
You are great.
Shinji, you did a good job.
I have a lot of things to say.
What do you want to say?
First of all, the 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.
So I drew it big.
And it's a little cheap.
I thought Momotaro was a little cheap.
It's like in the city.
I put it in my left pocket.
You're wearing a hat, too.
It's my hair.
My sister drew it for me.
It's my hair.
It looks like a person wearing a bandana and a hat.
I felt that reading and programming were completely different.
But when I put them together, I think it's not that far away.
It's getting more and more.
We can analyze it.
What kind of thing was this?
That's right.
The reason why reading and programming are necessary is that you can express what's in your head by speaking and reading.
Reading without speaking is called reading by sight.
Reading by sight means that you only have the information in your head.
Reading by sight gives you the power to communicate with others.
I see.
We've learned the importance of reading by sight.
Next time, we'll learn how to read by sight by playing a game.
On Hulu, you can watch and share the lessons you've learned so far.
If you don't understand the lesson, let's check if you can review it on Hulu.
This program was brought to you by FROSTA, a programming learning system.