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Typing Tots

Typing Tots at Mac App Store analyse

KAG
Education Entertainment Entertainment Education
4,431 ratings · Power index: 260
Free Mac App Store Follow Website
Version 1.4
Size 5.2 Mb
Updated 1 month ago
Released 24 Oct 2014

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Description

Typing Tots starts kids along the path of learning how to type. It is used in schools throughout the United States to introduce youngsters to their computer keyboards. Children need to learn how to type, and before they learn how to do that, they need to learn how to hunt and peck, and they need to have fun doing it. Typing Tots has a visually simple and uncomplicated format. It gives kids a chance to hunt and peck their way to finding letters, words, and short sentences on their keyboards. Typing Tots will time them as they type 20 letters, or 20 words, or 20 short sentences. After a few weeks with Typing Tots, kids will enjoy their keyboards, be familiar with the location of letters on the keyboard, and be ready to move on to typing with more than one or two fingers.

Estimates

Monthly Downloads > 5.72k
Est. Revenue ~ $2.34k
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MacDesktop

Pricing by country

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Canada free
China free
France free
Germany free
Italy free
Netherlands free
Portugal free
Spain free
Poland free
UK free
India free
Japan free
Korea, Republic Of free
Poland free
Russia free
Turkey free
USA free
Korea, Republic Of free
Ukraine free

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could be better

buzzlybfehs · 11 years ago

I was hoping for more teaching. This program shows either a character, word, or sentence - then leaves the kids to hunt and peck for buttons. And you need the mouse to click a circle that checks your work. So type one letter, then click OK.

refreshingly simple and easy for kids to use

sunrise987 · 11 years ago

Typing Tots is exactly what it says it is. That’s a welcome relief from some of the other typing programs for kids that are filled with advertising, complicated routines, and irrelevant game oriented graphics, sounds, and distractions. Thanks.

terrible

sdpinstg · 11 years ago

Why on earth do you need to hit “enter” after typing each letter? This ap will not teach you how to type

gets kids interested in basic keyboard locations

Chris3490 · 10 years ago

The newer version made some effective changes in graphics and speed of response. The low key approach works well with 1st through 3rd grde kids: no pressure, just relaxed visual fun and basic typing practice with simple keyboard strokes.