Age gives a guide. Discoveries and projects inspire the next step.
5–7 years
I discover and draw.
Get to know the mouse and keyboard, recognise digital tools and make first digital drawings.
A drawing that tells a little adventure.
What to look for : Find the saved drawing and explain what it shows.
Tip: explore the mouse and a few keys with an adult.
8–10 years
My stories come to life.
Put instructions together with Scratch, animate characters and imagine interactive stories.
An animated scene with a beginning and an ending.
What to look for : Start the animation with an instruction; change two blocks and describe the difference.
Tip: sketch the scene on paper first, then put the blocks together.
11–13 years
I build for the web.
Understand programming logic and explore HTML and CSS to build web pages.
A web page about something I love.
What to look for : Add a heading, a paragraph and a link, then explain a style change.
Tip: practise opening and saving a file before changing the code.
14–17 years
From idea to project.
Explore Python and artificial intelligence, develop projects and start a portfolio.
A small Python program that suggests an activity based on a choice.
What to look for : Test two choices and explain why they give different results.
Tip: start with a simple variable and condition, then try several cases.
A beginner or already curious about code? Let’s discuss interests and experience before choosing.
