At Code Turtle, we see learning programming as a scientific journey in a creative lab — a place where children and teens explore the world of coding step by step, with focus and curiosity. We believe real learning happens through consistent practice, curiosity, and the freedom to make mistakes. Each project is a small but important step toward mastering coding skills. All our courses are thoughtfully designed to offer a steady and confident growth path, allowing young learners to progress without rush but with excitement and perseverance.
This journey is led by Engineer Azadeh Mohammadi, a software engineering expert based in Canada, who strongly believes in building strong foundations while nurturing creativity and logical thinking. At Code Turtle, children are not just future coders — they are the young scientists of the tech world, taking small steps toward a bright and hopeful future.
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Scratch Junior is a simple visual programming language designed especially for young children to learn basic programming concepts through play. In this course, children use colorful drag-and-drop blocks to create characters and small animations, expressing their creativity through storytelling. This environment requires no coding typing and is perfect for kids to develop logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and basic coding foundations in fun and interactive activities.
Scratch is a block-based visual programming language created in 2007 by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) to help children and teenagers learn programming in a simple and creative way. The main goal was to create an environment where users can build games, animations, and interactive stories by dragging and dropping colorful blocks instead of typing complex code. This language quickly gained worldwide popularity, with millions of children using it to develop programming skills and logical thinking.
This course introduces basic concepts of machine learning and artificial intelligence to children and teenagers, implemented using the Scratch environment. Participants learn fundamental principles such as pattern recognition, data classification, and automated decision-making. The projects are designed to present technical complexities in a simple and visual way so children can grasp basic concepts without requiring advanced math knowledge. This introductory experience helps children develop a fresh perspective on technology and AI, inspiring further learning.
Python is one of the most popular and versatile programming languages worldwide, used in areas such as web development, data science, artificial intelligence, and general programming. In the introductory Python course, teenagers learn basic principles including variables, data types, conditional statements, loops, functions, and data structures. The course is designed so learners can write simple programs and practical projects like small games or calculation apps. Learning Python helps teenagers enhance problem-solving skills, logical thinking, and algorithm design, preparing them for professional programming.
Why TurtleLab?
Your children’s and teenagers’ learning path is in the hands of an instructor who not only has high technical knowledge but also years of programming and teaching experience with children and teenagers. Engineer Azadeh Mohammadi fully understands the needs and abilities of each age group and guides the learning process in the best possible way.
We believe the best way to learn programming is by building and creating. That’s why in our courses, children and teenagers get to know creative and diverse projects that develop their logical thinking, problem-solving skills, and creativity, motivating them to continue with enthusiasm.
We understand the importance of effective and continuous communication with parents. Throughout the course, parents are informed about their children’s progress and can directly communicate and receive advice whenever they have questions or concerns. This support makes the learning journey calm and reassuring for both the child and the family.
How to Start?
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Sign up for free on the Turtle website
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Based on your child's age and interests
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Video-based lessons and project-driven learning
