These tutorials introduce ACT-R modeling for the Python ACT-R system. The goal with these tutorials is to get some very basic models off the ground. The purpose of the models is to illustrate basic programming in Python ACT-R, not to create completely realistic models of human behavior. It is assumed that the reader has a basic understanding of what the basic components of ACT-R are. The models build on each other so it is best to do them in order. We recommend first running the models then changing things to see what happens. Although these models are very simple (all of them describe making a ham and cheese sandwich), many of the published ACT-R models can be re-created using the elements introduced in these models.