JP3128500U - English writing sheet - Google Patents

Abstract

An object of the present invention is to make it possible for young children and young children to learn English structure easily.
An English sentence having a planar structure in which two or more selection areas in which two or more units are arranged with a character group including an English word string composed of one or more English words as one unit are arranged and printed on a sheet in a predetermined path. In the creation sheet, an English sentence in one unit arbitrarily selected from each selection area is arranged in accordance with the predetermined path order so that a grammatically correct English sentence is formed. It is.
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Description

  The present invention relates to a sheet for supporting creation of English sentences.

  Conventionally, English sentences are usually created by memorizing example sentences as examples and learning English grammar.

However, infants and younger children cannot understand the structure of sentences even if they are memorized, and it is not easy to understand English grammar.
In view of such a problem, an object of the present invention is to make it possible for an infant or the like to easily learn an English structure.
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In order to solve the above problems, the present invention has the following configuration.
According to the first aspect of the present invention, two or more selection areas in which two or more units are arranged as a unit including a group of English words including one or more English words are printed and displayed on a sheet in a predetermined path. A sheet having a planar structure, wherein English words in a unit arbitrarily selected from each selection area are arranged according to the predetermined path order to form a grammatically correct English sentence. This is a sheet for creating English sentences. Note that “almost correct” means that the subject, verb, object, complement, modifier, modifier, etc. are in the correct grammatical position. If it is wrong, it is understood that it is almost correct.
According to a second aspect of the present invention, at least one character group constituting one unit includes the English word string and a Japanese translation thereof.
In the invention according to claim 3, in the sheet for preparing English sentences, the selection area forms a boundary by a line or color coding with respect to the surroundings, and each boundary of the selection area adjacent to the predetermined route is a line. It is printed and displayed so as to be tied.
The invention according to claim 4 is the above-mentioned sheet for preparing English sentences, wherein the predetermined route has one or more branches formed, and one or more selection areas are displayed and printed on each branch destination. It is.
The invention according to claim 5, wherein, in the English writing sheet, at least one of the selection areas is displayed in place of the fixed area in which only one unit is arranged so that there is at least one selection area. When printing and arranging the English word sequence selected from the selected area, if the fixed area exists in the route, the English word sequence in one unit arranged in the fixed area is also selected. When arranged in accordance with the predetermined path order together with the word string, the grammatically correct English sentence is always formed.

The invention according to claim 1 selects an English word sequence from the selection area in the order of the route, and arranges the English word sequence in the selected order, so that a grammatically correct English sentence can be obtained. English sentences can be created easily. In addition, by creating a lot of English sentences by such actions, the structure of English sentences can be acquired naturally.
According to the second aspect of the present invention, an infant or the like can more easily select an English word string than a Japanese translation by matching the Japanese translation to the English word string.
In the invention according to claim 3, since the boundary of the selection area is clearly indicated and the predetermined route to be selected is connected by a line, the user sequentially goes to the selection area intuitively and easily selects the English word sequence according to the sequential route. You can make it.
According to the fourth aspect of the present invention, it is possible to provide a lot of English variations by providing branches in the route, and to make it easier to learn the difference in structure from other English sentences.
The invention according to claim 5 can provide an English word string that does not require selection in the sentence by providing a fixed area, and can be applied to various sentences more flexibly.

Embodiments of the present invention will be described below with reference to the drawings.
FIG. 1 shows a front view of an English text creating sheet X according to the present embodiment. Here, the English text creating sheet X is obtained by printing a predetermined planar structure on a paper having a size of A4. The planar structure includes a selection area 10, a fixed area 20, and a route line 30.
The selection area 10 is composed of a character group including an English word string composed of one or more English words as a unit 11, and two or more units are arranged vertically and surrounded by a rectangular boundary line 12 with rounded corners. is there. The character group constituting the unit 11 usually includes a Japanese translation of the English word string, but “In the morning” in the selection area 10 (a) is the English word string “This morning” constituting the other unit. The Japanese translation is omitted because the Japanese translation is the same. In addition, it is possible to avoid adding a Japanese translation to simple English words and idioms as learning progresses. The selection area 10 (b) includes a unit expressed as “at: am”. In this way, the English word sequence in the unit includes what is completed as an English word sequence by filling in the blanks.
The fixed area 20 is a group of characters including an English word sequence composed of one or more English words, with only one unit arranged, and is surrounded by a rectangular boundary 22 with rounded corners. . The character group constituting the unit 21 usually includes a Japanese translation of an English word string, but may be omitted.
The selection area 10 and the fixed area 20 are arranged along a predetermined route. The route line 30 connects the boundaries 12 and 22 of the selection area 10 and the fixed area 20 arranged along the route with lines in order to clearly indicate the route. Here, the route branches in two directions in the selection area 10 (a), and further branches in two directions under the selection area 10 (a). In this route / selection area 10, if any unit 11 in the selection area 10 is selected while following any route, and the English word strings in the selected unit 11 are arranged according to the route order, the grammatically correct English sentence Has been completed. If the fixed area 20 is on the route, the English word sequence in the unit 21 in the fixed area 20 is included in the English word sequence in the unit 11 selected from the selection area 10 and arranged in the order of the route. The correct English sentence is completed. Note that, in the first selection area 10, although the unit including “Tomorrow” is selected, grammatically, as in the case where “The Weather was” is selected in the selection area 10 on the subsequent route. Although it is not an error, there may be a case where a semantic error occurs.

Next, a method for using the English text creating sheet X having the above configuration will be described. The English writing sheet X shown here supports to express morning events in English as a diary. First, a child who uses this English-speaking sheet X selects the unit 11 from each selection area 10 and marks it while referring to the Japanese translation, imagining today's events and tomorrow's schedule in the route order. To go. For example, to represent today's event, from the first selection area 10, refer to the Japanese translation of “Kyo”, select the unit 11 containing “Today”, mark it with a pencil, etc. For example, the unit 11 including “this morning” is selected and marked from the next selection area 10 that hits the route line 30. From this point, the route line 30 is branched, but the text is completed no matter which route line 30 is selected, so the favorite route line 30 is selected and the unit 11 is selected again from the next selection area 10. For example, when the unit 11 including “I ate” and the unit 11 including “I will eat” are reached, the occurrence is today, so refer to the Japanese translation of “I ate”. ”Is selected. Since the subsequent route line 30 is not branched, an arbitrary unit 11 is selected from the selection area 10 that hits the route line 30. For example, a unit including “fruit” is selected and marked from the next selection area 10 with reference to the Japanese translation. Next, the path line 30 is collided, and since only one unit 21 is displayed in the standard area 20, it is marked as it is. Since the route line 30 is not here or ahead, the selection operation is completed here. Next, the English word sequence in the unit with the mark selected in the order of the path is copied on the notebook. Then, for example, the text “Today, This morning I ate fruit for breakfast” is obtained. This sentence is almost grammatically correct, and even young children can create English sentences with a sense of fun. And by doing a lot of such work, you can naturally learn the structure of English sentences.
Note that the English word sequence listed here is an example, and it is needless to say that various variations may exist. Further, although one sheet is illustrated here, a plurality of sheets may be bundled into a book shape. Further, here, the selection area 10 and the fixed area 20 are clearly indicated by the boundary line 12 and the boundary line 22, but this indicates the boundary of the selection area 10 and the fixed area 20 by color-coding by a color different from the background color. You may do it.

It is a front view of the sheet | seat for English creation which concerns on embodiment.

Explanation of symbols

X English creation sheet 10 Selection area 11 Unit 12 Boundary line 20 Fixed area 21 Unit 22 Boundary line 30 Route line

Claims (5)

A sheet having a planar structure in which two or more selection areas in which two or more units are arranged with a group of English words including one or more English words as a unit are arranged and printed on a predetermined path.
A sheet for preparing an English sentence, wherein English sentences formed in one unit arbitrarily selected from each selection area are arranged in accordance with the predetermined path order to form a grammatically correct English sentence.   The sheet for English sentence creation according to claim 1, wherein the character group constituting the one unit includes the English word string and a Japanese translation thereof.   3. The English writing composition according to claim 1 or 2, wherein the selection area is printed and displayed so that a boundary is formed by a line or color coding with respect to the periphery, and each boundary of the selection area adjacent to the predetermined route is connected by a line. Sheet.   4. The English language creation sheet according to claim 1, wherein one or more branches are formed in the predetermined route, and one or more of the selection areas are displayed and printed on each of the branch destinations. 5. . At least one of the selection areas is displayed and printed instead of the fixed area in which only one unit is arranged, so that at least one of the selection areas exists,
When arranging the English word sequence selected from the selected area, if the fixed area exists in the route, the English word sequence in one unit arranged in the fixed area is also selected together with the selected English word sequence The English language creation sheet according to any one of claims 1 to 4, wherein a grammatically correct English text is always formed when arranged according to a predetermined path order.

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