⌨️ Typing for Kids
Typing is a useful everyday skill for children who use computers at school and at home. On this page you will find free typing activities for kids that build confidence with the keyboard step by step. Young learners begin by finding letters and keys, then practise home row finger placement, and slowly move on to typing short words and sentences.
Each activity is simple, friendly and easy to follow, so parents and teachers can use them with beginners or with older children who want to type faster and more accurately.
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Falling Words Typing Game⌨️ Typing for Kids · Age 8-10
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Typing Speed Test for Kids (1 Minute)⌨️ Typing for Kids · Age 8-10
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Home Row Typing Lesson⌨️ Typing for Kids · Age 6-8
Frequently asked questions
At what age can kids start learning typing?
Most children are ready for simple typing practice around age six or seven, when they know their letters well. Younger kids can still enjoy finding keys on a printable keyboard chart as a fun letter-matching game.
Are these typing activities free to use?
Yes. Every typing activity on this page is free to view and print. You can use them at home or in the classroom as many times as you like.
How long should a child practise typing each day?
Five to ten minutes a day is ideal for beginners. Short, regular sessions help children build muscle memory without getting tired or losing interest.
Should children learn speed or accuracy first?
Accuracy first. Once a child types words correctly without looking down at the keys, speed improves naturally with regular practice.