Typing Resources

The first lesson to learn the typing keys in the keyboard's homerow begins by practicing finger placement on the lowercase f and j keys.

The first four letters (f, j, d and k) of the keyboard's homerow are literally within reach.

Hitting homerow letters to the far left and the far right give pinkies the typing practice they need to be comfortable with the letter a and the semicolon.

Keep practicing the letters s and l of the homerow, and finger placement on the keyboard will become second nature.

Every letter in the keyboard's homerow are found in this game for f, j, d, k, s, l, a, g and h letter practice and typing mastery of the homerow..

More real-world typing practice for words that can be formed from the letters within the keyboard's homerow.

Build the typing muscle memory needed to make first 6 letters of the keyboard's homerow a natural extension of your child's fingers.

After practicing all of the letters in the keyboard's homerow, it's time to push those typing skills into the real world with words that are formed from the homerow.

Start learning the keyboard's bottom row with the letters v and m. Use your index fingers to type the first letters of the bottom row of your keyboard.

Your top and home row keyboard skills are solid at this point and after this game, you should know 19 letters.

By typing the first 7 letters (f, j, d, k, s, l and a) of the keyboard's homerow means the rest are within grasp.

Now try the first four letters of the top row of the keyboard -- r, u, e, and i -- together and in random patterns.

Start combining the first keys you learned in the top row with those you learned practicing typing in the homerow.

Type all the letters of the top row of your keyboard. You now are the master of r, u,. e, i, w, o, q, p, t and y and all the words they can form.

Stretch those first fingers to practice typing the letters g and h to get close to homerow typing mastery.

Start typing words made from the first four letters in the bottom row of your keyboard.

Get extra practice learning the letters of the top row of your keyboard by typing more related words.

Now that you know all the letters in the home and top rows of your keyboard, you can type many words.

Practice typing the v, m, c, x, and z letters plus the comma, period, and slash keys and you've almost nailed he bottom row of your keyboard.

The second pair of keys in the keyboard's top row are a cinch to learn. Use your middle fingers to type the e and i keys.

Strengthen those index fingers and type the two essential keys (d and k) of the keyboard's homerow.

Now that you've practiced all of the top row letters on your keyboard, you're ready to piece them together at type top row words.

Start learning the top row of the keyboard with the r and u keys using your index fingers.

Extend those index fingers up and in to start learning t and y, the final letters in the top row of the keyboard.