Arithmetic Olympiad Mathematics Class "Argo Club in English" lesson has been turned into a game. Enjoy learning anytime, anywhere.
Arithmetic Olympiad Mathematics Class "Argo Club in English" lesson has been turned into a game.
This is a fun game for children who live too far away to go to class.
We recommend that children use paper prints while using pencils and erasers to learn, but thinking of children who cannot attend the classroom for various reasons, we have created a game to create an environment where they can enjoy learning. has been developed.
Children get bored just solving problems.
Therefore, in the game, you operate and move the character yourself, and have them move to the point where the problem is being asked while earning coins.
We will upload the same questions that will be asked in the classroom.
Also, by repeating the puzzles as many times as you like, you will improve steadily, so please try to work on them at home while arranging them in various ways, such as practicing to increase the speed of making them, or practicing to make them with your eyes closed.
All questions are in English
stuffing algo:
A problem that can be solved if you know the rules of the Argo card game.
Number link:
Draw lines corresponding to the numbers in the circles and connect them to adjacent circles.
Lines should not cross each other.
Do not connect with other circles.
maze:
It has a wide variety of content.
Chare page:
word problem
Please ask the acorns in the game for tips on this.
Treasure Chest:
You can open it with your PIN.
You can clear the game by collecting 17 coins.
How to learn English quiz:
Have a notebook ready, and
1. Write out English.
2. Write down the sounds you hear while listening to the audio (using Ondoku-san).
3 Look up the meaning of words you don't understand in a dictionary and write them down.
4 Derive the answer.
5. Read aloud.
The content is in simple English.
Even if you can't understand the English sentences, you can imagine the answer.
By continuing this effort over and over again, you will be able to read English.
With the idea of being able to use intelligent words in English as well as in Japanese,
We also use science words that are learned in the 3rd and 4th grade, which are not often used in English conversation.
The children who diligently practiced this approach in the classroom at the time have acquired solid knowledge of English and science, and have achieved excellent grades such as entering medical school and national science courses.
Game creator/English supervisor: Kumie Noshima
Ondoku: Mr. Ondoku