Typing Training is a 20-level journey from two keys to the whole keyboard. This table is generated from the game's actual curriculum, so it always matches what your child sees.
Levels introduce keys in finger pairs — the matching finger on each hand learns its key at the same time. Word lists at every level use only keys that have already been taught, so a child is never asked to type something they haven't learned. By Level 10 the whole alphabet is unlocked; Levels 11–20 add capitals, punctuation, numbers, and symbols.
| Level | Focus | New keys |
|---|---|---|
| 🌿 Friendly Savanna — Ages 5–7 · Learning the home row | ||
| 1 | Pointer Fingers — F & J | f j |
| 2 | Tall Fingers — D & K | d k |
| 3 | Ring Fingers — S & L | s l |
| 4 | Pinkies — A & ; | a ; |
| 5 | Stretch In — G & H, First Real Words | g h |
| 🌲 Gentle Forest — Ages 7–9 · Whole alphabet | ||
| 6 | Reach Up — R U T Y | r u t y |
| 7 | Reach Up — E I W O | e i w o |
| 8 | Top Corners — Q & P, First Sentences | q p |
| 9 | Reach Down — V M B N C , | v m b n c , |
| 10 | Reach Down — X . Z / — Every Letter! | x . z / |
| 🌊 Deep Ocean — Ages 9–11 · Capitals & punctuation | ||
| 11 | Shift — Capital First Letters | Shift |
| 12 | Shift — All-Caps Bursts | practice & review |
| 13 | Punctuation — ' ? " | ' ? " |
| 14 | Sentences — Capitals & Punctuation | practice & review |
| 15 | Pangram Capstone — Every Key You Know | practice & review |
| ⚡ Apex Predators — Ages 11+ · Numbers & symbols | ||
| 16 | Number Row — 4 5 6 7 | 4 5 6 7 |
| 17 | Number Row — 1 2 3 8 9 0 | 1 2 3 8 9 0 |
| 18 | Symbols — ! @ # $ % | ! @ # $ % ^ & * ( ) |
| 19 | Symbols in Sentences | practice & review |
| 20 | Grand Capstone — The Whole Keyboard | practice & review |
A level is genuinely learned when a child can type its words accurately and without looking down — not when they've simply scraped past it once. Speed is not the bar. A good signal to move on is two or three clean, comfortable runs in a row; if accuracy is wobbling, that's the level to repeat, and repeating is practice, not failure.
Expect a temporary slowdown whenever a level introduces something new — capitals at Level 11, then punctuation, numbers, and symbols. That dip is the brain rewiring, and speed always returns higher than before. For realistic pace expectations, see typing speed by age.
All 20 lesson levels are free and need no sign-in — the whole structured course is open to every child. The extra game modes built on top of the lessons (the daily challenge, the timed practice categories, and the mouse mini-games) are part of TypZoo Premium, which also removes ads. The learning ladder itself is never locked.
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