Live online Python coding classes for kids
Master Python from absolute basics to advance with fun real world projects
About Me (Course Instructor)
Dear Parent.
I am Aakash. Having a 3+ years industry experience in Python programming and mentoring, it is an atmost pleasure to mentor your kid on the Python fundamentals to advance. I promise you a 100% value gain to your child in this practical project based course.
Book your free Trial class now and I’ll see soon there.
Learner Projects
Project: Beach View
Learner name: Liam O’Reilly
Age: 10
Project: Rock Paper Scissor
Learner name: James Shen
Age: 12
Project: Tic Tac Toe
Learner name: Alex Leo
Age: 12
Module 1: Fundamentals of Python
In this course, student learns A-Z of all the programming basics in Python.
[Total no.of classes: 16
Recommend: two classes per week]
Please Note:
1. After each class the student will be given few simple and easy homework assignments so that the student doesn’t loose continuity between classes.
2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.
3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.
Class 1: print(), variables, data-types.
class project: Digital ID card – Write your first Python code to create a mini digital ID card for yourself storing your name, age, grade, and favourite hobby in variables and print them in a neat cool format.
Class 2: data-type conversions, string operations (concatenation and formatting), user inputs.
class project: Bestie Age Calculator – Ask your friend’s birth year as user input and display his/her current age using the birth year with a nice and fun friendship-style message.
Class 3: Lists (1D and 2D), Tuples, Sets, Dictionaries.
class project: Classroom Organizer – Design the seating arrangement of your classroom and print it like a real seating chart using list, tuple, set and dictionary.
Class 4: Arithmetic Operators and Comparison Operators.
class project: Ice-Cream Budget Calculator – Imagine you own a ice-cream parlour. Write a python code to ask the customer what ice-cream flavour they would like to have with their budget and tell whether or not can they afford that ice-cream.
Class 5: Logical Operators and Assignment Operators.
class project: Homework Checker – Imagine you working as a teacher in a school. Write a python code to ask your student whether or not he/she had completed homework and the assignment given in the last class. If he/she has done both, tell them ‘Very good, keep it up my dear’ or else say ‘Hmmm, you gotta work harder my dear’.
Class 6: Identity Operators, Membership Operators, Operator Precedence.
class project: Snack Check – Make a snack menu list and ask the user for the snack they want to order, check if it’s present in the menu and print whether the shop has it or not.
Class 7: If-else statements and If-else ladder.
class project: Football League – Imagine you run a football club. Ask the players for their age and use if-else ladder to tell them which sports team they can join — like under-10, under-13, or under-16.
Class 8: While Loop.
class project: Secret Number Challenge – Create a game where the computer chooses a secret number and ask the user to guess it. Use a while loop to keep asking until they get it right, and then congratulate them.
Class 9: For Loop.
class project: Rainbow Talk Show – Create a list of rainbow colours and use a for loop to print each colour with a fun message like ‘Wow, look at Red!’, ‘Omg, that’s a cool blue’ and so on.
Class 10: Functions (custom, pre-defined and lambda).
class project: Even Number Hunter – Create a Python function that has a list of random numbers. Use a for loop to count the number of even numbers in the list.
Class 11: Object Oriented Programming (OOP).
class project: My Robot Buddy – Make a class called Robot and create a Robot named Alex from this class who can perform actions like walk(), talk(), and charge() like a helper bot.
Class 12: Inheritance, Polymorphism and Encapsulation of OOP.
class project: My Digital Pets – Create a cute little program using Polymorphism and Inheritance where you make an Animal and then create a Dog and a Cat that each make their own unique sound when you ‘call’ them just like having your own mini digital pet family.
Class 13: Exception Handling (error handling).
class project: Magic Vending Machine – Create a Magic Vending Machine game where you type what you want to buy. Sometimes the machine ‘goofs up’—maybe the item doesn’t exist, it’s out of stock, or the input is wrong. Using try-except, the program catches these cute errors and replies with fun messages like ‘Oops! Chocolate escaped!’.
Class 14: Predefined methods of List, Tuple, Set and Dictionary.
class project: My Digital Backpack – Create a fun Digital Backpack where you add, remove, count, and sort your school books and items using cool python predefined methods.
Class 15: File Handling – write, create and delete files.
class project: My Digital Diary – Create a cool Personal Diary where you can make a brand-new diary file, write your daily moments or thoughts into it, open it anytime to read them, and even delete old entries when you want a fresh start using simple file-handling tools of Python.
Class 16: TWO MAJOR PROJECTS based on all concepts.
Project 1: Football Tournament – Create your own soccer players, manage a full team, play thrilling matches with one opponent team, and track your stats—experience coding like a real soccer superstar!
Key Features & Concepts:
Player & Team Creation: Use variables, dictionaries, and lists to store player info, team members, and stats.
Match Simulation: Use loops to play multiple matches and if-else to decide outcomes.
Actions & Skills: Use functions for shoot_goal(), pass_ball(), and celebrate().
Special Skills: Implement classes, inheritance, and polymorphism to give players unique abilities.
Progress Tracking: Use file handling to save match results and player achievements.
Error Handling: Use try-except to handle wrong inputs or surprises during the game.
Fun Factor: You design your own soccer players, play matches, and see stats grow like a real sports game!
Project 2: Super Market – Run your own virtual supermarket, manage customers, track sales, and become a super shop manager—all while coding like a pro!
Key Features & Concepts:
Inventory Management: Use lists and dictionaries to store items, prices, and stock levels.
Customer Orders: Take user inputs for purchases and calculate totals with arithmetic operators.
Multiple Customers: Use loops to handle several customers in a day.
Decision Making: Use if-else & logical operators to check stock, apply discounts, or offer special deals.
Billing & Receipts: Use functions to calculate bills, print receipts, and update inventory.
Classes & OOP: Create Product, Customer, and Cashier classes, with inheritance for VIP customers and polymorphism for special offers.
Save & Read Sales Logs: Use file handling to store daily sales and inventory records.
Error Handling: Use try-except for invalid inputs like negative quantities or unavailable items.
Fun Factor: You get to experience managing a store, calculating bills, and handling surprises like running your very own supermarket!
Module 2: Problem Solving and Logical Thinking
By the end of this course, the student will be able to code his/her own logic to solve any challenging real world problems through Python coding.
[Total no.of classes: 32
Recommend: two classes per week]
Please Note:
1. After each class student will be given few simple and easy homework assignments so that the student doesn’t loose continuity between classes.
2. The number of classes can go more than the said number depending on student’s pace. No charges for those extra classes.
3. The student will continue to get mentorship in this subject for lifelong even after the completion of the course.
Class 1: Car Race Winner Finder – Build a program that takes stores the speed, acceleration and other controls of the race cars in a python dictionary. Compare each of these values of the cars to find who would win in a race.
Concepts: Dictionaries, variables, loops.
Class 2: School Toppers Finder – Take a list of students with marks in different subjects and use sorting, lambda functions, and list comprehensions to automatically select the top three performers. Rank the students just like real report card generation.
Concepts: Sorting, lambda, list comprehensions.
Class 3: Mini Google Search Engine – Create a mini search tool that scans through a story and returns the most relevant sentences based on the user’s keyword. Learn how real search engines match words and fetch results.
Concepts: String matching, lists.
Class 4: Chat Compressor – Build a program that compresses long chat messages using run-length encoding so messages become shorter and neater. Kids learn how real messaging apps save space and speed up communication.
Concepts: Loops, functions, strings.
Class 5: Bus Ticketing System – Create a system that assigns seats, prevents double-booking, handles cancellations, and shows availability using sets and dictionaries. Simulate like transport managers while learning real ticket booking logic.
Concepts: Sets, dictionaries.
Class 6: Cricket Scoreboard – Make a live cricket scoreboard that updates runs, balls, overs, wickets, and strike changes as the match progresses. Learn exactly how real cricket players and scoreboards are made and calculated.
Concepts: Classes, methods.
Class 7: Password Strength Meter – Analyze any password for uppercase letters, digits, symbols, and length to decide if it’s weak, medium, or strong. Learn how apps judge password safety.
Concepts: Loops, if-else, ASCII checks.
Class 8: Group Chat Analyzer – Read a group chat, count how many messages each friend sent, and find who chats the most.
Concepts: Dictionaries, loops.
Class 9: Mini ATM Machine – Build an ATM where users check balance, withdraw, deposit, and save every action to a file. Understand real-world banking workflows.
Concepts: File handling, loops, conditions.
Class 10: Car GPS Tracker – Track a car’s movement using coordinates and detect if the car revisits the same location. A simple version of how navigation systems track routes.
Concepts: Lists, comparisons.
Class 11: Fitness Calorie Calculator – Create a program that calculates calories burned based on activity type, time, and speed using math formulas. Experience how fitness apps work behind the scenes.
Concepts: Functions, math.
Class 12: Word Jumble Game – Randomly jumble the words and challenge the player to guess the original word. A fast-paced brain game built completely with logic and loops.
Concepts: Lists, random, loops.
Class 13: Superhero Team Selector – Take a list of superhero stats and generate the strongest team of three using combinations. Get to assemble their dream squad mathematically.
Concepts: Combinations, lists.
Class 14: School Timetable Generator – Automatically generate a weekly timetable for all subjects while avoiding teacher clashes and double periods. Learn scheduling logic used in schools.
Concepts: Lists, loops, conditions.
Class 15: Shopping Cart System – Create a virtual shopping cart that adds items, applies discounts, updates quantities, and prints the final bill. Works like a simplified Amazon checkout system.
Concepts: Dictionaries, conditions.
Class 16: Treasure Hunt Grid Game – Build a grid-based adventure where players use commands like UP or LEFT to move and search for hidden treasure. Every move updates the map and brings the player closer to the goal.
Concepts: Loops, lists, conditions.
Class 17: Movie Recommendation System – Suggest movies to a user by comparing their liked movies with others using set intersections. Discover how streaming apps offer recommendations.
Concepts: Sets, comparisons.
Class 18: Snake & Ladder – Make a complete board game using dice rolls, snakes, ladders, and player turns. Recreate a classic childhood game through logic and loops.
Concepts: Loops, random, 2D lists.
Class 19: Superhero Flight Tracker – Compare flight logs of superheroes and detect points where their paths cross. A fun way to learn route comparison.
Concepts: Lists, comparisons.
Class 20: Folder Organizer – Clean messy computer folder names by reformatting, reorganizing, and categorizing them. Learn automation concepts used in real operating systems.
Concepts: Strings, loops.
Class 21: Bus Route Planner – Use dictionaries to map bus stops and find the quickest route between two locations. Create real navigation and route-planning apps.
Concepts: Dictionaries, loops.
Class 22: Mini Chatbot – Build a chatbot that responds to greetings, jokes, and simple questions using keyword matching. Create a tiny bot that actually talks back.
Concepts: If-elif, strings.
Class 23: Weather Predictor – Analyze past weather data and calculate moving averages to predict if tomorrow will be sunny or rainy. Understand forecasting with simple math.
Concepts: Lists, averages, math.
Class 24: Zoo Feeding Manager – Build a system that stores feeding schedules for every animal, ensuring correct food at the correct time using nested dictionaries. Learn structured data management.
Concepts: Nested dictionaries.
Class 25: Virtual Wallet – Track coins, notes, balances, and even split bills among friends. A friendly version of digital wallets used today.
Concepts: Dictionaries, sets, math.
Class 26: Student Performance Analyzer – Use averages and conditions to find which students are improving, doing well, or need extra help. Learn how data can support decision-making.
Concepts: Averages, conditions.
Class 27: Music Beat Counter – Calculate the beats per minute (BPM) from timestamp data and simulate how DJs and music apps measure tempo.
Concepts: Lists, math.
Class 28: Room Escape Game – Create an escape-room adventure where players pick up keys, solve clues, unlock doors, and try to escape. Everything runs through functions, loops, and clever logic.
Concepts: Loops, conditions, functions.
Class 29: Food Delivery App – Assign delivery riders based on distance, speed, and availability using sorting and classes. Create real delivery apps plan their routes.
Concepts: Classes, sorting.
Class 30: Space Mission Control – Track satellites orbiting Earth and alert when any two get dangerously close. A simplified version of real mission-control systems.
Concepts: Lists, loops, math.
Class 31: Quiz Buzzer System – Detect which player hits the buzzer first using timestamps and announce the winner instantly. Works like real quiz show buzzers.
Concepts: Time, lists.
Class 32: Theme Park Ride System – Manage queues, assign seats, and run ride cycles using classes and random actions. Become virtual theme-park operators.
Concepts: Classes, loops, random.
My Python Expertise
Logic and Algorithm Architect: Expert at teaching core Python syntax, from complex loops to advanced data structures.
Problem-Solving Specialist: Focused on developing “Computational Thinking” to solve real-world challenges with clean code.
Advanced Python Mentor: Proficient in guiding students through high-level concepts like functions, libraries, and automation.
Learner Feedback
Learner: Liam O’Reilly | Age 10 | Ireland
Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“Aakash is so cool. I used to think coding was just like hard math, but he showed me how to solve puzzles with Python. It’s actually my favorite part of the week now!”
Learner: Callum MacLeod | Age 12 | Scotland Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“The lessons are really chill. I learned how to write my own scripts and fix my own bugs without getting frustrated. Aakash explains things way better than the YouTube videos I watched.”
Learner: Emma Sophie | Age 11 | Netherlands Rating (5 star): ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
“I like how Aakash lets me try things first and then helps if I get stuck. I can write pretty long programs now and I totally understand how the code works!”
Why Python ?
Future-Ready: Python is the world’s most versatile language, giving kids a massive head start in school and future careers in AI, science, and tech.
Mental Focus and Productivity: Python transforms passive screen time into active problem-solving, teaching kids to focus their minds and stop wasting time on watching vedios or playing games online.