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A few weeks ago I learned about Hedy (https://hedy.org/). Looks pretty interesting (despite the fact that I'm not a big Python fan).

It is a programming language and a web-based environment which "grows with the user". In the beginning, you can only ask for a user input, print it out (optionally prepending some string) and do very simple turtle graphics (with only right angles). Then new concepts are introduced gradually (variables, lists, loops, conditionals etc.). In the end you have a functional subset of Python.

Also, there are quite a few premade exercises/miniprojects to explore.

Note: I'm neither the author or a contributor of Hedy, I've just learned about it and found it interesting.