Learning to type through play
Children learn the keyboard faster when practice feels like a game. Each game here trains a real typing skill: finding keys without looking, using the right finger and typing whole words with a steady rhythm.
- Key hunt is for the very first steps. A letter appears, and your child finds the key, with a hint about which finger to use.
- Letter rain trains quick reactions. Letters fall from the sky, and you pop them by pressing the keys.
- Word rocket moves on to whole words. Every word you type sends the rocket closer to the moon.
Tips for parents and teachers
- Start with the home row. Every game lets you choose which keys to practise.
- Short sessions of 10 to 15 minutes work best. Stop while it is still fun.
- Encourage the right fingers rather than speed. Speed comes later.
- When your child is ready for more, try our free touch typing course.
Safe and private
The games need no account and collect no personal data. Scores are saved only in your own browser.