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: I recommend products I think will help you and your children. If you buy through my links I earn ad commissions at no extra cost to you. Free Typing Practice For Kids My sister is a career typist and she gave us a super shortcut for free typing practice. Simply type 'The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog.' Over and over. It's the best keyboard practice advice I'd ever heard.
It was so simple that I did not recognize it at first, although it has worked for our children and gives them time to practice when they are offline. Practice Typing All 26 Letters Of The Alphabet First, show your kids how to hold their four fingers on each hand over the keyboard. Show them that the keyboard has a bump where their index fingers should go: • f for the left hand (a, s, d, f) • and j for the right hand (j, k, l,;) Then show that each of the four fingers can reach to type a top and bottom alphabet key. Their index fingers can reach two keys, which fills in for the letters in the center of the keyboard. For example: • The left pinky can reach from a up to q and down for z. • The left ring finger can reach from s up to w and down for x. • The tall finger can reach from d up to e and down to c.
And the same applies for the right hand: • The right pinky reaches; up to p and down to / the backslash. • The right ring finger can type l and go up to o and down to (.) the period.
• The right tall finger hits k and then i up and, comma down. The index fingers can reach six keys each: • Left index (pointer finger) sits on f, and can reach r, t, g, b, and v. • Right index finger rests on j, and can reach u, y, h, n, and m. That's most of what children need for typing practice. Pretty neat when you consider how easy the principle is. Short Homeschool Typing Practice Exercise You can open a NotePad or StickyNote on the computer for your children to practice typing all the letters of the alphabet. The short cut is for you to type this line that uses all 26 letters at the top of the page.
If you leave this on a sticky note on your desktop, your kids can type at any time they have a few minutes: • Waiting on a program to load. • Waiting for you when you're busy on the phone or doing laundry. Software engineer degree. • Actual typing class. 'The quick brown fox.' Has all 26 letters of the alphabet. Once you have typed this phrase on something like Notepad or Sticky Notes, and your kids copy it as often and as fast as they can, they'll quickly get the hang of it.
Practice, practice, practice. Review, review, review! 'Once you know the alphabetical 26 keys, you can increase your speed by practicing as often as you have a chance.' Keeping the notepad or a sticky on your desktop, keeps it handy for frequent use. Simply delete a few lines and continue. I would not recommend Word for this as the formatting frustrates beginners. I remember the first time I used Word and prefer not to share the experience.
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My sister says this all the time, 'Don't you love to hate Word?!' Fall 2014 Update: Free Typing Practice Exercises This is pretty neat. We have re-made all our printable worksheets so that you can type on them to leave notes or directions. Also, your kids can fill in their answers on the computer which can save you time, paper, and ink. Now your children can get some free typing practice on their other school work and they can work in their favorite fonts, SIZES, and colors.