I think a really fun way to teach programming will be to buy an Arduino starter kit. Comes with a set of LEDs, motors, resistors etc. and an extremely simple Programming interface. It helps to learn to code, and you get to physically see what you're code does (which feels amazing!) and also, you learn not just to code, but, have that fundamental understanding of what is happening when your code executes (transistors, resistors, inductors, diodes etc. but, this comes at an advanced user level)
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I think a really fun way to teach programming will be to buy an Arduino starter kit. Comes with a set of LEDs, motors, resistors etc. and an extremely simple Programming interface. It helps to learn to code, and you get to physically see what you're code does (which feels amazing!) and also, you learn not just to code, but, have that fundamental understanding of what is happening when your code executes (transistors, resistors, inductors, diodes etc. but, this comes at an advanced user level)