This course introduces children aged 8–14 to the world of programming using Python. Lessons are interactive, hands-on, and designed to make learning fun through games, challenges, and mini-projects.

Students develop logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and creativity while learning the basics of coding. No prior programming experience is required.

How Children Learn

The course is project-based and encourages experimentation. Children write small programs, test their ideas, and see instant results. Fun exercises and games help maintain motivation while reinforcing programming concepts.

I provide personalized guidance for each student, making sure every child can follow along, ask questions, and enjoy the learning process.

Course Modules

• Module 1: Introduction to Python – Understand what programming is, how Python works, and write your first simple program.
• Module 2: Variables and Data Types – Learn how to store information in your programs using numbers, text, and lists.
• Module 3: Conditions & Loops – Make decisions in your programs and repeat tasks efficiently using loops.
• Module 4: Functions & Modular Code – Learn how to create reusable blocks of code and organize your programs.
• Module 5: Mini Projects – Build fun, small games and interactive programs to apply your knowledge.
• Module 6: Final Challenge – Combine everything learned to create a slightly larger project, like a quiz game or interactive story.

What Children Will Learn

• Python basics: variables, data types, conditions, loops, and functions
• Logical thinking and problem-solving skills
• How to write and test small Python programs independently
• Project-based experience through games and interactive exercises
• Confidence in learning programming and exploring technology

Requirements

• A computer or laptop with internet access
• Python installed (Irena will provide instructions)
• A curious and motivated mind ready for problem-solving

The course is designed to make programming approachable and enjoyable. Children who complete it gain a solid foundation for more advanced programming and game development.