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In 2020, a programing class will be held at an elementary school!
In all subjects, such as Japanese, Mathematics, Science, and Society,
a class that incorporates elements of programing will be held!
In the first place, programing is an order book!
What does it mean to incorporate programming into Japanese and Mathematics?
It's hard to imagine, isn't it?
Therefore, in the program, everyone will be challenged to the original class that incorporates the elements of programing one step ahead!
For example, in science, you can do experiments to measure the brightness of light using a computer,
and in mathematics, you can use programing thinking to make it easier to learn how to solve fractions.
If you watch this program, you can have more fun learning difficult school classes by using programming!
Well then, everyone, are you ready?
Aim for the Programing Star!
Hello, everyone!
I'm Kyoko Gunji, the Programing Star and the class president.
And the one who will teach us about programming is...
Prosta!
Let's study together today!
Let's do it!
Today, we're going to study with the people in front of the TV.
Shinji Nira, the youngest son of Shonan no Kaze.
Emiri Ohtani, Iori Noguchi, Anna Yamamoto from Equal Love.
And Kanisawa Moeko and Tomita Nanaka from Not Equal Me.
Prosta, what are we going to do today?
Today, we're going to study foreign languages.
Foreign languages?
That's right.
In other words, English?
That's right.
Since 2011, the foreign languages class has been a popular subject in the 5th and 6th grade of elementary school.
And from April of this year, this foreign language activity will become a must-learn subject in the 3rd and 4th grade of elementary school.
That's right.
Even small children learn it.
That's right.
Did you all do foreign language activities in elementary school?
Foreign language activities?
If you say foreign language activities, I wonder if you've ever done an English class.
Did you do it?
Did you all do it?
I've been doing English since I was in elementary school.
What about you, Shinji?
I did it in middle school.
Oh, really?
I started in middle school.
This is Japan.
That's how it started.
That's right.
Prosta, you've changed your way of studying foreign languages depending on the time.
That's right.
I've changed a little.
Even if I say foreign language, I basically learn English.
The purpose of English classes in middle school was to learn grammar and settle down.
That's right.
But in elementary school, the purpose is to get used to foreign languages.
That's right.
More practical?
That's right.
That's why it's important to listen and speak, and the purpose is to actively communicate.
We study programming, but how do you study foreign languages and programming together?
That's right. When everyone was learning English, didn't you use dictionaries to look up words and words you didn't understand?
We did.
You used dictionaries?
Yes, we did.
Not electronic dictionaries?
Both.
You used both?
Yes, to see who could read the dictionary the fastest.
That's right. While studying the dictionary, you learned the meaning of words and the pronunciation of English, didn't you?
Yes.
But when communicating, it's a little difficult to do it while studying the dictionary, isn't it?
That's true.
But now, you can easily communicate with foreigners using a translator.
Translator?
So you can speak with people all over the world?
That's right.
You can communicate?
Yes, I can.
That's amazing.
People who are unfamiliar with English cannot speak without a dictionary.
Until now, they were worried about communicating with foreigners.
But with a translator, you can immediately make Japanese into English, so you can easily communicate without fear.
This time, we're going to make a translator with Scratch.
With Scratch?
That's right. Everyone's favorite, Scratch.
So today, we're going to use Scratch to make a translator?
That's right.
Let's use Scratch to make a translator.
This time, we're going to use Scratch to make a program that translates Japanese into English.
If you type in Konbanwa in this box, it translates into English and speaks to you like this.
Now, let's try programming.
First, press the expand button at the bottom left.
After clicking it, choose the translation.
Here it is!
Is it done?
Yes!
Now, press the same expand button again.
After clicking it, choose the voice composition.
You're good at this.
Really?
Are you all done?
Yes!
OK!
Now, let's choose the time when the flag is pressed.
The event.
The usual one.
The time when the flag is pressed.
Next, let's connect the voice composition to the language.
There's a lot of languages in here.
That's amazing.
Scratch is amazing, isn't it?
You're good at this.
Now, since we want to translate Japanese into English, let's change the language to English.
English.
Did you all choose English?
Yes!
OK!
Now, we're going to look it up, so let's ask Marumaru and connect the flags.
Did you find it?
What's your name?
Now, let's type in the Japanese you want to translate into English in Marumaru's part.
Good job!
Is everyone able to type it in?
Yes!
Everyone, keep it up!
Let's start with the looks.
Let's connect the word Konnichiwa.
Konnichiwa!
Hello!
Then, from the translation,
choose Konnichiwa to be translated into Marumaru.
I can't see it.
Let's change Marumaru to English.
There's such a language.
That's amazing.
English.
Hello.
English.
Okay.
Now, let's connect the answer to the Konnichiwa part.
The answer.
Yes.
Oh, it's small.
Yes.
The answer is translated into English.
Is it okay so far?
Yes!
Okay!
Next, let's duplicate this block with a right- click.
Yes.
Okay.
Once you've done that,
connect Konnichiwa to Shaberu from Onseigosei.
Okay.
Shaberu.
Now, let's put the block we just duplicated
into Konnichiwa and Konnichiwa to Shaberu.
Okay.
It's done.
Okay.
Now, let's review the programming so far.
First of all,
let's select the translation and Onseigosei
from the extension function
of Shaberu.
Next, select when the flag is pushed from the event.
Once you've reached this point, select the language from the voice composition and choose English.
Next, from Shaberu, connect 〇〇 with 〇〇 and 〇〇 with 〇〇 and type in the Japanese you want to be in English.
Select 〇〇 and 〇〇 and type in 〇〇 and 〇〇 with 〇〇 and type in the English you want to be in English.
Next, from Onseigousei, connect 〇〇 with Shaberu.
Next, from Konnichiwa, connect 〇〇 with 〇〇 and type in 〇〇 with 〇〇 and type in the English you want to be in English.
And then, from the part of Konnichiwa,
let's type in the answer.
Once you've done this,
right-click on this block and copy.
When you say Konnichiwa to the copied block,
it will be incorporated into Konnichiwa to Shaberu.
Once you've done the programming,
let's press the flag.
Then, a frame will appear on the stage.
If you type in Japanese in this frame,
it will be translated into English.
Really?
I see.
Really?
It's so easy.
It's true.
Then, let's actually try it.
Yes.
Let's see what kind of English comes out
when you type in Japanese in Scratch's translation function.
Let's actually try it.
Yes.
Anna, please type in Ohayou.
Okay.
Can you type it?
Ohayou.
I can type it.
You can type it.
Yes, I've done it.
With this?
One more time?
I'll do it.
Good morning.
You did it.
Good morning.
The pronunciation is amazing.
Yes.
It's cool.
It's good to practice pronunciation.
That's right.
Good morning.
Scratch's translation function
allows you to listen to English
not only with communication,
but also with accurate pronunciation.
Good morning.
Instead of dictionary,
let's use it as an English learning tool.
After this,
let's use a translator to communicate.
This program is brought to you by
Prosta, an English learning system.
Let's have a conversation with a foreigner.
This is Gabe.
Gabe is an American who is specializing in foreign language activities.
Let's have someone say hello.
Let's have someone speak English.
Prosta, who do you want to speak to?
Emily.
Only at that time?
What did you just say?
How are you?
I'm fine, thank you.
He was able to have a conversation.
On behalf of everyone, Emily, who is always a good student, said hello.
Shinji, can you speak a little English?
I can't speak a little English because I haven't spoken it recently.
Can you say hello?
Hi, my name is Shinji.
Where are you from?
I'm from America.
Where?
Los Angeles.
West Coast.
I was born in Tokyo.
Shinji is the most excited so far.
Shinji is shining.
Thank you.
Let's use the translator we made earlier to communicate with Gabe.
Let's start with the Ecolab team.
That's amazing, Scratch.
You can do anything.
You're not good at typing on the keyboard.
Do you speak Japanese?
Did everyone put in a question mark?
That's amazing.
Maybe if you put in a question mark,
you'll be able to ask questions properly.
Is that true?
I thought it wouldn't go up.
The translator we made this time
can't speak in question marks unless you put a question mark in Japanese.
When you ask a question,
make sure you don't forget the question mark.
Let's put in a question mark this time.
Do you speak Japanese?
Do you speak...
No, sorry.
That's cute.
Now, Shinji's team will ask Gabe a question.
What's your favorite Japanese dish?
That's a good question.
Sushi?
Tempura?
Udon?
If you answer correctly, press the Enter key.
What is your favorite Japanese food?
I like miso ramen.
Miso ramen!
I'm so happy to hear that.
Say what you just said.
What is your favorite Japanese food?
That's amazing!
What's with that reaction?
That's crazy!
She has that kind of talent?
That's amazing!
Did you understand what Gabe just said?
Yes, I understood.
Miso ramen.
Oh, it looks like Gabe has a question for everyone.
Please answer correctly.
What is your hobby?
Let's answer this question with a scratch.
Yori-chan, please answer.
Oh, she got it!
Something you're good at?
Something I'm good at?
What is it?
Something I'm good at?
By the way, Yori-chan, what do you think this means in English?
Don't you know?
I see it animation.
I wonder if this is the correct answer.
Let's have her translate it.
To watch anime.
Say it like that from now on.
To watch anime.
Well done!
Now let's have the Ecolab team ask Gabe a question!
I want to know a lot of things.
What kind of question is it?
If you have an idea, please let us know!
The Ecolab team asked,
What is your favorite type of woman?
If you have an idea, please let us know!
My type is...
Meisa Kuroki.
Wow, that's very specific!
I was surprised!
I didn't say anything, but I felt like I was shaken.
Let's ask him why he likes her.
I'm curious.
I don't know.
Do you know what SICK means?
Except for eyebrows, SICK is used for books and walls.
Let's think about the meaning of SICK!
Did the Ecolab team understand the meaning of SICK?
Ika-shiteru.
I wonder if that's really correct.
Let's have Yves-san say it.
That's right. Let's have her translate the English she just spoke into Japanese using Scratch.
Futoi Mayuge.
It wasn't Ika-shiteru, was it?
It's Futoi Mayuge.
Tick.
Tick is a word used for thick.
When you say Tick Book, it means thick book.
Let's all learn how to use Tick.
Next, Shinji-kun's team will ask Yves-san a question.
Here we go.
Do I press here?
Yes.
What is your hobby?
Shinji-kun's team asked,
What is your hobby?
I wonder what Yves-san will answer.
I like playing soccer.
Let's ask one more question related to that.
Which team?
That's a good question.
Let's see.
Which team do you like?
I like Juventus.
Juventus?
From Italy.
Italian Juventus.
Cristiano Ronaldo.
I've heard of him.
Have you heard of him?
Have you seen him?
I've heard of him.
After this, Gabe is confused by a question from Ecolab.
Who is the best type of woman here?
I can't answer that.
After this, Ecolab team asks Gabe a question.
I'm ready.
Who is the best type of woman here?
What kind of question is that?
Who is the best type of woman here?
I can't answer that.
He's so kind.
Only Misa Kuroki can answer that.
That's a gentle answer.
You're right.
Shinji's team asks Gabe a question again.
I'm ready.
What made you come to Japan?
Shinji's team asks Gabe a question.
What made you come to Japan?
I like, I'm interested in Japanese culture
and this is very, very safe country
Do you understand the IKOLABU team?
Do you understand?
Maybe
May be
Very safe country
Very good
Amazing
Soccer is very popular
International
I didn't understand anything
You didn't understand anything?
You nodded a lot
When we used the translation tool of SCRATCH to ask questions
We gradually understood what kind of person Gabe is
Yes
How was it, Anna?
If I have this, I think I can go to any country
I'm confident
But you can go even if you don't have it
Yes
You can go even if you don't have it
Yes, yes
I think I can go
But if you have Anna's spirit and SCRATCH
You can communicate a lot
It's perfect
You can be popular
Not a picture
Popular
Stop it
I'll stop it
Since we are here, let's ask Gabe how he feels today
Iori-chan, please ask Gabe how he feels today using SCRATCH
I understand
Was it fun?
That's a good question
Let's go
Did you enjoy shooting today?
Next time, let's use a translator to tell you the meaning of Japanese souvenirs that are popular with foreign tourists
This?
Do you know why Kibori's bear and Kumade's souvenirs were born?
Samuki, do you like Tempura?
This program was brought to you by PLOSTA, a programming learning system