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Place your fingertips on the keys that are colored yellow (see image). This finger placement is the fundamental position for touch typing, from which it is possible to press all the other keys.

It remembers the student when he revisits the site, not babyish games and you can copy and paste text on which to base the types speed/accuracy games (e.g. spelling words, high interest topics) - good for upper elementary kids

a typing tutorial program that focuses on the accespted keyboarding techniquie for one-handed touch typing on a standard QWERTY keyboard

Free typing tutuorial with multiple exercises.

Speedy Keys was designed for early learners and special education students, to develop a familiarity with the standard keyboard in a fun and encouraging way. This program does NOT instruct in finger position; it will work for touch and two-fingered typists.

free, high quality, fun, and interactive touch typing games, lessons, and tests

Like the opportunity to add your own text to practice typing - can work on establishing motor patterns for familiar, motivating or targeted spelling words.

You have to spend a few minutes to learn how to navigate the site as there are a number of options provides instruction as well as practice games

you can cut and paste text of high interest to the student