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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.
At a certain university, students are actively using online classes to expand their learning opportunities.
In addition, classes are being streamed at a certain school.
Children can now study for exams at home without having to go to school.
These online classes are being established as a new style of education.
Therefore, even in the program, online classes are a challenge.
This time, programming kanji games using biscuits to study Japanese.
I want to know now! Aim for programming star!
Hello, everyone! I'm Kyoko Gunji, the class president of Aim for Programming Star.
And the one who will teach us programming is...
Prosta-kun!
Hi, everyone! I'm Prosta-kun! How have you been?
Nice to meet you!
How have you been?
We've been doing great!
Long time no see!
Last time, we used a software called Biscuit for the first time.
Emily-chan, how was it?
I was so excited.
I was motivated to create.
It was fun to do it with everyone.
Didn't you find it easier than the previous software?
Well...
I didn't know how bad I was at scratching.
When I was a kid, I was scolded for drawing on the desk with crayons.
I was scolded for drawing on the wall.
There may be children who don't like drawing.
That's right.
You can draw as much as you want.
That's true.
I have a dream.
Art is born from drawing.
I think children's creative ability will grow a lot here.
That's a fatherly opinion.
That's right.
Biscuit is not a programming using blocks such as Scratch, which we have studied so far.
We use a tool called glasses to command 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 click on the Biscuit at the top, Computer is Clay.
If you click on Try it, you can start easily.
Prosta, what are we going to study today?
Today, we are going to study Kanji using Biscuit, the national language of elementary school.
Kanji!
Can we do it with this?
Kanji with this?
There are 1026 kanji that you have to learn in 6 years of elementary school.
I forgot how to learn kanji.
Shinji, did you all do kanji drill?
We did. I loved it.
You did kanji drill, right?
But if you study kanji with Biscuit, you can learn kanji more fun.
So today, we are going to play a kanji game using Biscuit.
Sounds fun.
First, look at this.
This is a kanji game.
If you click on the hashtag on the right...
Wow!
What was that?
It came out.
Learning while playing with biscuits is a combination game of kanji.
What came out of the launch pad was a kanji club.
When it hits another club, it changes to another kanji.
With this, you can learn what it feels like when a club and another club are combined.
Therefore, let's understand the kanji characters.
Characters are the most important part of the kanji.
For example, the word hen is on the left side of the character.
The word tsukuri is on the right side of the character.
In addition, kanmuri, ashi, kamae, tare, etc. There are 7 characters in total.
And in elementary school, when learning a new kanji,
I realized that I could combine the characters of the kanji I had already learned.
I learned by solving the combination problem of kanji and kanji with kanji drills.
For example, Emily's kanji is a combination of nichi- hen and chuu-ou-no-ou.
In elementary school, they explained it like this.
That's right. That's how I was taught.
Can you make this with a biscuit?
That's right. You can easily make it with just a biscuit and glasses.
Can you do that?
Glasses are the most important programming tool for biscuits.
The left lens is where you put the object you want to move.
On the other hand, the right lens gives an order to the object how to move.
If you move the right triangle up, it moves up.
If you move it down, it moves down.
If you move it up, it moves up.
Just by putting a picture in your glasses, you can easily do programming.
Let's make a kanji game with biscuits.
First, let's make a launch pad.
This time, too, the one who teaches biscuits to everyone is
Aikawa Izumi-sensei, a programming education writer.
First of all, don't skip the sentences.
Earlier, it was like a statue, but
It's okay to be a person. Please write something you like.
Then, I will review how to draw a picture with biscuits.
To draw a picture with biscuits, click the pen mark on the upper right and
Change to the screen to draw a picture.
The screen to draw a picture can be selected with the palette on the upper right.
And the thickness of the pen can be changed here.
When the pen is ready, 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 on the lower right to return to the original.
When the launch pad is drawn, click the circle on the lower left.
Everyone, please tell me when you finish drawing.
I finished drawing.
Everyone is fast.
Then, I think there is a picture you drew on the main screen.
Please put it on the left edge of the stage.
I put it on the left edge.
Kanji game with Biscuit.
Next, let's draw kanji to combine.
This time, I would like to make a kanji called Hareru.
Hareru.
What kind of kanji is Hareru?
Sunlight.
That's right.
Then, please write the kanji for sunlight on the drawing screen again.
I want to draw a little more beautifully.
Did everyone draw it?
OK.
This time, the right side is blue.
Let's draw a kanji called blue.
It's difficult.
It's difficult to draw with a mouse.
You have to get used to it.
It's good to be able to read it over and over again.
That's right.
How about everyone?
OK.
Then, please write the kanji for sunny.
OK.
I hope I can read it.
You can read it, Maika.
It's okay.
I'm ready.
OK.
Kanji game with Biscuit.
Next, let's launch the kanji.
Then, I'll launch the kanji I just wrote.
OK.
I'll launch the kanji I just wrote.
Now, please put it on the right side of the stage, on the opposite side of the person who will launch it.
OK, I put it.
Then, I'll use my glasses here.
First of all, I'll make a programming to launch the word fire.
In order to do that, I'll put the person who will launch the kanji on the left side of the glasses.
OK.
Then, I'll put the person who will launch the kanji on the right side of the glasses in the same position.
I'll put it in the same position.
I think the kanji is slightly below, but please put it in the same position so as not to change the position as much as possible.
Here is my advice.
I want to put the kanji on the right side in the same position as the kanji on the left side.
The mark is this cross.
This cross is the mark exactly in the same place as the one on the left side.
So, let's adjust the kanji on the right side so that the cross appears.
In the same position.
If you put it in the same position, the cross will appear.
Oh, it's true.
OK.
That's all.
Everyone, are you done so far? OK.
Then, in order to start a fire here,
Please put a fire next to the person on the right.
Oh, I can do that.
Oh, it's done.
Then, did the fire appear on the left side of the stage?
No, it didn't.
Then, if you click the launch pad here,
We're going to program the fire to come out.
There's a note mark under the glasses tool on the right.
I think there's a index finger mark under it.
Please put this index finger mark on the left launch pad.
Oh, it's my first time.
Did you put it on?
Yes, I did.
If you touch the launch pad with these glasses,
It's a programming that the fire will come out.
Next, the fire will come out.
I'm going to set up a program to go towards the blue.
Please put the second pair of glasses on.
Let's put a fire on the left side.
Yes, I'll put one fire.
I want the fire to move from left to right.
I'd like to shift it to the right a little bit.
Yes, I've shifted it.
The second pair of glasses is a programming that the fire moves towards the blue.
Next, when the fire and the blue collide, we'll set up a program to make it clear.
I'm going to use the third pair of glasses from here.
The first pair of glasses is a programming that the fire and the blue collide.
First of all, put the blue on the left side of the glasses.
Put another letter on the left side of the glasses.
Put the word fire on the blue.
Put the word sunny on the right side of the third pair of glasses.
At that time, put the word sunny so that it overlaps with the blue thin letter.
Is everyone done so far?
Let's take a look at everyone's programming here.
First of all, Shinji-kun.
Next is Emily-chan.
Wait a minute, I can't do it.
Emily-chan, I can't do it.
Emily-chan, nice error.
Looking at the programming, it seems that the second pair of glasses' programming to fly the fire forward was a little off.
Try again by programming the fire on the right side of the lens to move straight.
Try again by programming the fire on the left side of the lens to move straight.
I did it!
After this is work!
If you make a kanji game with your favorite four- letter word,
will everyone's hearts be clear?
This program is brought to you by PLOSTA, a programming learning system.
From here is work!
Let's make a kanji game with your favorite four- letter word!
This work uses four kanji to make a kanji game.
Let's make a game by using your favorite four- letter word or thinking of original words.
After programming, we will announce why you chose that word.
Now, we can see what you are thinking in your mind.
It's nice to be able to do it freely.
It's fun.
What is the original kanji game like?
First, let's look at Yori-chan.
The word SO is in the glasses.
What kind of four-letter word will it be?
On the other hand, what about Maika-chan?
It seems to use a four-letter word.
What kind of kanji will be completed?
Here it comes.
It looks like he's going to use a speech bubble.
Here it comes.
What kind of kanji will be completed?
We'll announce it after this.
On the official website of the program,
you can see the works of Web Fusion that the members made in the past
and the works made by Scratch.
There is also a post form of the viewers,
so please check it out.
Biscuit Day Kanji Game
First, let's take a look at Emily's screen.
On the left side of the launch pad,
a cute cat is written.
And if you look at the kanji on the right side,
there are colors and books lined up.
What kind of four-leaf clover will be completed?
Here it comes.
It's cute.
Ta-da!
How is it?
I did it!
Great!
Emily's cat is getting more and more simplified.
I didn't have much time.
This is my favorite four-letter word.
Absolute destiny is...
When a person stands on the edge of a cliff,
I think I can give you power that you can't imagine.
So even in such a situation,
When I think of these four letters,
I feel like I'm getting more and more powerful.
That's why I like it.
The word absolute destiny is
the driving force of Emily's hard work.
Even if you take one four-letter word,
you can see various personalities.
Next is Iori's kanji game.
If you look at the screen,
The launch pad on the left is a cute chick with different colors.
And the kanji on the right is
Amaru and Sato are lined up.
What kind of four-letter word will be completed?
Here we go!
What?
What kind of four-letter word will be completed?
It's impossible to clean up
I spend a lot of time at home
I used to be very bad at housework
I started to cook
I started to do the laundry
I'm getting better at it
That's a good thing
Cleaning is the only thing I can't do
The room is dirty
Good luck!
I'll do my best
Next is Maika's kanji game
Looking at the screen
Instead of the left side
There are many places for the lips
And the kanji are lined up below
What kind of four-letter word will be completed?
Here we go!
It's interesting!
It's amazing!
Good luck!
What if you click it again?
Good luck!
What does this mean?
It's all about saving money!
As expected of Maika-chan, you have a great sense of humor!
What do you mean by all about saving money?
I want to save money for my old age.
For how many years?
I want to save money for my old age.
Also, I had to put my lips apart, and I had to make sure that the ones that stick out were coming from the top or from the left.
It was very difficult.
Maika-chan programmed it so that the club members would fly from the top, not from the side.
But if the club members don't overlap properly, the kanji won't change.
That's why I flew the club members over and over again.
If you think about various movements like Maika- chan, the combination of kanji will be more fun, and the fun of the kanji game will double.
The last is Shinji-kun's kanji game.
If you look at the screen, the kanji on the right side are lined up with blue and white.
What kind of four-letter word will be completed?
Here we go.
I can't think of one word.
I think I can do it.
This is written as SEIKOMINADOKU.
I like the four-letter word SEIKOUDOKU.
It's a four-letter word that means to grow rice on a sunny day and read a book on a rainy day.
Now it's a remote learning, so we play outside on a sunny day, and at times like this, we all study online.
After this, let's review the four-letter and ten- letter words in Japanese using Scratch.
Did you all understand how to use BISCUIT? It's great to be able to learn kanji while having fun, isn't it?
Actually, I studied Japanese programming before.
It's not BISCUIT, it's Scratch using blocks.
It's easy to start Scratch.
Search for Scratch on the Internet and select the Scratch website.
If you click on Make, everyone can start right away, so let's get ready.
Last year, we studied the four-letter and ten- letter words we learned in the second year of elementary school using Scratch.
It's like a punishment game for someone who thinks about the four-letter and ten-letter words themselves and does a sentence with programming.
First of all, here are the four-letter and ten- letter words that everyone made.
You will make a sentence by connecting these words randomly with programming.
Let's take a look at what kind of sentence was made.
Shinji's team will go first.
What kind of punishment game will the Ecolab team play?
Iori will introduce herself in an idol-like voice.
It's a simple punishment game for the idol Iori.
What kind of self-introduction will she do?
Nice to meet you. I'm Iori Noguchi from Ecolab.
I'm 19 years old from Ibaraki prefecture. Nice to meet you.
You're just like your usual self.
You're cute at first.
I'm not good at being an idol.
Next, Shoko will play a punishment game.
Shoko will introduce herself in a role-playing game.
Shoko will imitate a role-playing game.
I'm Shoko Takiaki from Kanagawa prefecture. Nice to meet you.
Next time, we'll use a biscuit to challenge ourselves to a drawing contest.
Look forward to it!
Wow, you can draw this much in such a short time?
This program was brought to you by FROSTA, a programming learning system.