A first game can start with one small idea
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Curious minds
make things.
Friendly ideas for kids learning to code—and the grown-ups cheering them on. Let’s turn “what if?” into “I made this.”
No experience needed. Just a little curiosity.
THE MAKER’S DESK№ 001
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hello_world.py
01print(“Hello, world!”)
02# your idea goes here
03make(something cool)
Every big idea
starts somewhere.
starts somewhere.
THE QUEST, IN A NUTSHELL
01Start with
curiosity
curiosity
02Try a tiny
experiment
experiment
03Make it
your own
Five free trial lessons your own
THE LATEST FROM THE QUEST
Fresh from the notebook.
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A BIG ADVENTURE
A BIG ADVENTURE
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