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I used to play a game in kindegarden much like these, but it was a computer game that you downloaded to your computer, like it wasn’t a website and it was really fun and it taught you home row and all the letters and words through different games and I forgot what it was called, but I would like to know if anyone can recall what I’m talking about and knows the name, it would be very helpful! Thank you! These choices above are great too though!
Just wanna say: THANK YOU! makes my life so much easier.
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Love the Home Row Key Game that is like Guitar Hero. Perfect for in between lessons for learning these keys!!! Thank you for your entire site!
Kids love it too! They’re always asking if they can play it. It’s not great for practicing other keys besides home row, but it’s very popular with my students.
Also check out these touch typing lessons for kids. The whole course comes at a cost, but the first lessons are free.
What about Typeracer.com?!?!? It’s awesome!!!
Typing Jets & Sky Chase are great games on http://www.arcademicskillbuilders.com Students could create private games and race each other. They love the competition.
There are also some fun useful typing games at:
http://www.vocabulary.co.il/typing-games/
The best collection of keyboarding games is at LearningGamesforKids.com. They’ve expanded to 19 games (you mention 12 above so I guess they keep adding to them)
http://www.learninggamesforkids.com/keyboarding_games.html