Awesome question, because I'm in the mids of teaching my 9 and 7 year olds how to program. They get Scratch in school (and like it), so I wanted to dip their t

Awesome question, because I'm in the mids of teaching my 9 and 7 year olds how to program. They get Scratch in school (and like it), so I wanted to dip their toes into 'real' programming. I thought a lot about it, but decided to start with the interactive shell of Python and let them do basic calculations, variable assignments, etc. I then went on to simple scripts such as "What is your name?" input, with a print of "Hello <name>" Next up with be the guess a number game, and go on from there. I want to end up with programming games of course :D