Seriously, I also recommend watermelon maker programming. The lecturer of their family is Sean, the world champion of programming, and then they slowly guide children to think and solve problems through animation teaching, asking and answering questions, so that children can learn interesting, even children without programming foundation can experience the fun of programming. In addition, they will have a summary and homework review after each class. If children don't understand, they can find a teacher for one-on-one counseling. In short, I think if children want to learn programming, there is nothing wrong with choosing watermelon.