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[split] the best python teaching program for an 8 year kid? - ThomasMoore - Apr-16-2019
Hello python family
Would anyone know the best python teaching program for an 8 year kid?
Please let me know, text me 703-200-5367
Thanks in advance
RE: [split] the best python teaching program for an 8 year kid? - metulburr - Apr-16-2019
you can try kidscancode
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rx5TjaVW__8
RE: [split] the best python teaching program for an 8 year kid? - Larz60+ - Apr-16-2019
When i was 8 I liked books that were through and didn't try to hide things that some adult thought was too complicated for me.
So I had a tendency to read college level texts from my Dad's library.
Often, I encountered things that at first looked overwhelming, an example that comes to mind is solving resistor networks using determinants. Actually the more complicated, the more I was motivated to discover how it all worked, and there was always my dad to fall back on (even though he sometimes thought I was a pest).
With that in mind, I'd recommend: http://interactivepython.org/courselib/static/thinkcspy/index.html
I think your 8 YO will have fun.