Parent & educator Typing
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Open Learning Labs
Free video lessons, browser games, and learning puzzles in math, science, reading, and social studies for children ages 5-11.
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Peabody Learning Games
A free browser arcade for kindergarten through grade 8, with reading, math, science, typing, building, and puzzle games.
Typino
A calm free touch-typing practice site with short lessons, local progress, and no ads or tracking.
TypePets
A browser typing tutor for children with finger-placement guidance, games, reading practice, and a virtual-pet loop. The official page presents it as a classroom-ready resource without login, ads, or tracking.
Their First Typing
A free, ad-free browser typing course for beginners learning useful words and phrases across nine language courses.
Tastenflow
An accessible browser touch-typing trainer designed for pupils, with support for screen readers, magnification, audio, and braille-oriented access alongside class practice features.
Learnaroos
Learnaroos combines learning apps and printable activity books for children ages 3–12, with tracing, typing, math, logic, and drawing activities plus parent progress reports.
Oplaland
Free child-friendly learning games, typing practice, colouring activities, and printable worksheets with accessibility settings.
TypingClub
A structured touch-typing curriculum with browser lessons, practice, progress tracking, and school tools for learners.
Ranger Gamez
Free browser learning games for math, computer science, typing, and other school skills, with no ads or child accounts.
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