Python for Kids - White Hat: Beginner Python Programming

About this class
Python for Kids – White Hat is the first level of our Python programming path. This beginner-friendly session introduces students to coding through fun, hands-on activities using simple Python programs. Students will learn basic concepts such as variables, print statements, user input, and small creative projects. No prior coding experience is required. This level is designed to help students build confidence, understand how code works, and get excited about solving problems with Python. Students will practice writing real code, complete beginner projects, and prepare for the next level in the Python learning path.
What you'll learn
- Build confidence writing real Python code
- Understand how computer programs work
- Use variables to store information
- Create programs that display messages
- Use input to make programs interactive
- Complete small beginner Python projects
- Develop problem-solving and logical thinking skills
- Prepare for the next Python level
What's included
- This class is for beginners who want to learn Python in a simple, fun, and structured way. It is ideal for students who are curious about coding but need a gentle starting point.
- No prior coding experience is required. Students only need a computer, internet access, and willingness to try.
Who it's for
This class is for beginners who want to learn Python in a simple, fun, and structured way. It is ideal for students who are curious about coding but need a gentle starting point. No prior coding experience is required. Students only need a computer, internet access, and willingness to try. Recommended grade is 4th and above
Class structure
Dates
Aug 7, 2026 – Sep 11, 2026
Duration
6 weeks
Schedule
Fridays 5:30 - 6:30 PM EST
Format
Online
Level
White Hat (Hat 1)
Class size
8 seats currently available
One-time price
$149.00$249.00
40% off
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