This 6-week course introduces students to Python programming through mathematics. Using Google Colab (a browser-based coding environment), students learn how to write simple programs that explore number patterns, sequences, divisibility and classic mathematical algorithms.

By the end of the course, students complete several meaningful programming projects, including generating the Fibonacci sequence, building Pascal's Triangle, and implementing the Euclidean algorithm for finding the greatest common divisor.

For non-technical parents, this course builds the kind of structured thinking and precision that supports sucess in mathematics and science. For technical parents, it introduces students to the core foundations of programming and algorithms in a clear, age-appropriate way.

Requirements: a laptop (Windows, Mac or Chromebook), 8+ GB RAM recommended, a google account to use Google Colab, no propr programming experience required.