Despite seeming like it should (I was wondering the same on my first pass), the initial video in the 'Practice Writing Loops in Python' workshop acts more as an overview video and does not have a provided link to the Workspace. The Workspaces option is present with the remaining three videos. Unfortunately, while the Workspaces are present, the solution for the For.py segment - atleast with mine - was preloaded. If you or anyone else reading this would like the create a new file to work through this, the comments for the For.py challenge are as follows:

# Columns: Name, Day/Month, Celebrates, Age

# Problem 1: Celebrations
    # Loop through all of the people in BIRTHDAYS
    # If they celebrate their birthday, print out
    # "Happy Birthday" and their name

# Problem 2: Half birthdays
    # Loop through all of the people in BIRTHDAYS
    # Calculate their half birthday (six months later)
    # Print out their name and half birthday

# Problem 3: Only school year birthdays
    # Loop through the people in BIRTHDAYS
    # If their birthday is between September (9)
    # And June (6), print their name

# Problem 4: Wishing stars
    # Loop through BIRTHDAYS
    # If the person celebrates their birthday,
    # AND their age is 10 or less,
    # Print out their name and as many stars as their age

Recommendation for TeamTreehouse moderators who may review this comment: please add the Launch Workspace option to the first video. This would make for a more intuitive experience.

On the navigation bar on the top of the page, to the right of that next to your points, you should see a link that says, "Workspaces". Click that, and then on the right hand side of that page is a plus sign that allows you to add a workspace. You can also access a workspace from here too.

Good luck.

To access it while viewing a video, it should be in the bottom right corner of the video player when the video is minimized.

• Best of luck!