Beginner Lessons
This is the most direct path from typing with two fingers to touch typing properly. Each lesson adds a new set of keys to what you already know, in the same order classic typing courses have used for decades: home row, top row, bottom row, numbers, punctuation, common words, then full sentences. Complete each lesson at 95% accuracy or higher to unlock the next one.
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Home Row
Not startedThe home row is where your fingers rest between keystrokes: A, S, D, F for your left hand and J, K, L, semicolon for your right, with both thumbs on the spacebar.
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Top Row
Not startedThe top row adds Q, W, E, R, T on the left and Y, U, I, O, P on the right, building on the home row you already know.
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Bottom Row
Not startedThe bottom row adds Z, X, C, V on the left and B, N, M on the right, completing the full alphabet across three rows.
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Numbers
Not startedWith the alphabet covered, this lesson mixes in the number row so you can type dates, quantities, and codes without breaking stride.
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Punctuation
Not startedReal writing needs punctuation. This lesson practices periods, commas, question marks, exclamation points, apostrophes, quotes, and hyphens.
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Common Words
Not startedThese are the 100 most frequently used words in English. Typing them fluently covers a large share of everyday writing.
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Sentences
Not startedThe final beginner lesson combines everything: letters, numbers, and punctuation in complete sentences, just like real writing.