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  • List of Online Resources

    1. w3schools Python Tutorial - Beginner-friendly tutorials.
    2. Code.org Python Tutorials - Interactive learning with fun projects.
    3. Python for Beginners by Real Python - Tailored for younger learners.
    4. Khan Academy Computer Programming - Covers Python and fundamentals.
    5. Replit Learn Python - Hands-on coding in the browser.

  • List of Few Books

    1. Python for Kids: A Playful Introduction to Programming by Jason R. Briggs.
    2. Automate the Boring Stuff with Python by Al Sweigart (Chapters 1-6 are suitable).
    3. DK Coding with Python by Carol Vorderman.

  • List of YouTube Channels

    1. Programming with Mosh - Great beginner content.
    2. freeCodeCamp.org - Python crash courses.
    3. Tech With Tim - Python tutorials for kids and beginners.

  • 40 Days Time-table

    • Week 1: Introduction to Programming & Python Basics
      • Day 1-2: What is programming? Setting up Python environment.
      • Day 3-4: Variables, Data Types.
      • Day 5-7: Basic Input/Output, Comments.
    • Week 2: Control Flow
      • Day 8-9: Conditionals (if-else).
      • Day 10-11: Loops (for, while).
      • Day 12-14: Practice simple decision-making programs.
    • Week 3: Functions & Basics of Debugging
      • Day 15-16: Understanding Functions.
      • Day 17-18: Writing and using Functions.
      • Day 19-21: Debugging basics.
    • Week 4: Lists and Dictionaries
      • Day 22-24: Understanding and using Lists.
      • Day 25-27: Understanding and using Dictionaries.
    • Week 5: Strings and File Handling
      • Day 28-29: String operations and manipulation.
      • Day 30-31: Reading and writing files.
      • Day 32: Practice with small file-based programs.
    • Week 6: Project Week
      • Day 33-34: Brainstorm project ideas.
      • Day 35-38: Build a small project (e.g., quiz game, simple calculator).
      • Day 39: Polish and debug the project.
      • Day 40: Present and explain the project to the family.

  • Other Helpful Info

    1. Encourage them to explore Python concepts through games and stories.
    2. Use platforms like CodeCombat for interactive learning.
    3. Set up a reward system to motivate them (e.g., small treats for completing milestones).

  • Things I Should Consider

    1. Ensure the sessions are light and fun to keep them engaged.
    2. Monitor their progress and provide help if needed.
    3. Encourage collaboration between the kids for brainstorming and problem-solving.
    4. Avoid overwhelming them; stick to the ~30 minutes/day plan.