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Typing.com
Self-paced keyboard lessons and typing practice with game-like elements.
Typing.com lays out its typing lessons as a progression, with game-like touches along the way. Children move through activities at their own pace, with no live class involved. The site also serves schools, with teacher tools and timed assessments next to the student side.
- Ages
- Choose by letter and keyboard familiarity
- Works on
- Web browser
- Topics
- Typing
- Languages
- English
- Listed
- 2026-10-11
What kids do
- Follow typing lessons
- Practice unfamiliar keys
- Repeat a short exercise
- Try timed typing tests
Who it suits
The student route is built for children who know their letters and are finding their way around the keyboard.
Notes for parents
Families use the student area rather than the educator one. A physical keyboard is recommended, and timed tests are optional. Repeating a short lesson can feel more approachable than jumping into a speed test. The student site looks to be supported by advertising.
What you need
- Computer browser
- Physical keyboard recommended
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