Kodland
Python classes for kids who want real code
Python Start runs 40 live lessons and ends with at least seven original projects.
- 10% off your first course: START10
- Free first lesson, no payment needed
- 40 lessons per course, with a certificate
New customers only, on the first confirmed course purchase. Cannot be combined with other offers.
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Python Start is built for two kinds of beginner: children with no experience at all, and Scratch or Roblox players ready for a text-based language. In lesson one they already type their first lines of code.
The nine modules begin with variables, operators and conditions, then reach loops and lists. Along the way students make a digital business card, a password manager and chatbots with branching logic.
From module six the work turns collaborative. Students build a clicker game as a team, then use Pygame Zero, a library made for games, to add keyboard controls, object physics and collisions.
Drawing with the Turtle module gives abstract ideas a visible result. By the end each child has at least seven original projects and a certificate of completion.
New customers can take 10% off this first course with START10, and the free first lesson shows whether Python suits the child before anything is bought.
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| Deal | Code | Conditions |
|---|---|---|
| 10%10% off your first course with START10 | START10 | New customers only, on the first confirmed course purchase. Cannot be combined with other offers. |
| FreeFree first lesson with a mentor | — | About one hour, no payment required. |
See Kodland in detailLive online coding classes, ages 8–17A laptop, a headset, a live tutor · Build the Roblox games you play · Concentration, one block at a time · Code editor with the mentor on screenFAQ
What age is Python Start for?
The course page lists ages 10 to 17, at beginner level.
Does my child need any coding experience?
No. Curiosity is enough, though kids coming from Scratch or Roblox fit well too.
What will they build?
Chatbots, password managers, drawings with Turtle and 2D games with Pygame Zero.
How many projects come out of it?
At least seven original projects, and more if the child wants to keep creating.
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