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Stanford offers this really cool free learning platform called Code in Place.

The Baby Vocab Problem is optional after you've taken all lessons and learnings in Week 6 of Stanford Code in Place. In Week 6 you should have learned about List and Dictionary, both extremely useful.

Fill Karel is a Python problem in the Stanford Code in Place Online course. Read more on how to solve this problem with a universal solution by decomposition.

Spread Beepers is a problem in the Stanford Code in Place course. Learn how to use decomposition to solve the problem.

Piles Karel is part of the Stanford Code in Place curriculum and by solving this problem in a strategic way, we learn the art and skill of universal solution.

Jigsaw Karel is part of the Stanford Code in Place curriculum and by solving this problem in a strategic way, we learn the art and skill of decomposition.