Words fall from the top of the screen — type them before they land. Kids practise real keyboard skills while it just feels like a game.
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An on-screen keyboard highlights the next key and a hand diagram shows which finger to use, so children build correct habits instead of hunt-and-peck.
Falling speed adapts to the length of the text, so longer sentences always get enough time. Nothing is designed to be unfairly fast.
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Younger children usually start with the step-by-step course, which begins with a single key — literally just J — and only adds a new key once the last one feels easy. Once they know a few keys, the matching game makes practice something they'll actually ask to do again.
Older kids and teenagers often prefer jumping straight into the game, then using the speed test to compete against their own best score.
| Stage | Skill |
|---|---|
| Home row | Finger placement, the anchor keys, first real words |
| Top & bottom rows | Full alphabet without looking down |
| Capitals | Using Shift properly instead of Caps Lock |
| Numbers & punctuation | Everything needed for real schoolwork |
| Sentences | Putting it together at a natural pace |