“Peka” (Iranian Computer Pioneers) was a national program for Information and Communication Technology (ICT) education specifically designed for children and adolescents in Iran. The plan consisted of three phases, with the first phase covering a 6-year course from pre-primary to fifth grade, targeting children aged 6 to 12. The program was aiming to enhance computer literacy among young individuals by aligning the curriculum with global standards while considering the specific needs of Iranian children. The initiative recognized the importance of early and fundamental ICT education in the rapidly advancing technological landscape. As the Najafabad branch of this program, we developed many contents and taught hundreds of student computer skills.