01
A number-guessing game
Input, loops, and conditions in a tiny game they can play in the terminal on day one of real Python.
Kids track
Python for Kids
The bridge from visual coding into a language professionals actually use — taught with games, puzzles, and lots of small wins.
Ages 10–14
12 weeks
Beginner
Live online
From blocks to real, typed code.
What they'll walk away with
- Write and run real Python programs from scratch
- Work with variables, loops, conditions, and functions
- Read an error message without panicking
- Build small games and tools independently
Curriculum
4 modules over 12 weeks, each ending in something built.
01
Hello, Python
- Your first program and how code runs
- Variables and input
- Numbers, text, and simple math
02
Control and logic
- If / elif / else decisions
- While and for loops
- Debugging: reading what went wrong
03
Organising code
- Functions and reusable pieces
- Lists and collections
- Working with random and time
04
Build week
- Design a text game
- Add levels and scoring
- Present and explain your code
Skills covered
Problem Solving
Logical Thinking
Python Basics
What you'll need
- Comfortable typing on a keyboard
- Scratch experience helps but isn't required
- A computer with internet and permission to install Python
Projects they'll build
Every module ends in something they can run, show, and keep. These are the pieces that leave the class with them.
02
A quiz app with scoring
Questions, a running score, and a results screen — their first program that feels like an app.
03
A tiny text adventure
Rooms, choices, and inventory. They design the world, then make the code follow the map.
Keep going
Other courses on this track
Most learners move through two or three courses as they grow.
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