Hey everyone! I'm teaching Python to a group of 13-year-olds here in Norway, and I've got a new student who recently moved from Ukraine. The catch? He doesn't speak English or Norwegian.
I'm on the hunt for beginner-level teaching materials in Russian that are suitable for kids. I've tried searching online, but most resources I've found are either too complex or not geared towards younger learners.
Right now, we're covering the basics like variables, print statements, user input, and simple conditionals (IF statements). If anyone can suggest some free resources—videos would be awesome, but any text materials aimed at kids would be great too—I'd really appreciate your help! 😊
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You should definitely check The Python Generation on the Stepik website. It's an amazing resource for beginners of all ages and features practical exercises and a built-in interpreter to test your code. Here's the link: [Stepik Course](https://stepik.org/course/58852/promo). It has a lot of kids' engagement, too, so it might be a hit with your student!
I've heard great things about that course as well! It's a fantastic choice!
Check out this beginner course in Russian: [Python Beginners Course](https://youtu.be/34Rp6KVGIEM?si=HnRplLPOwhpMUozj). It might be just what you're looking for!
Thanks for the suggestion! I’ll take a look at it! 🙂