Typing games for kids
Hop a frog across the pond, pop letter bubbles and catch falling words. Big letters, gentle sounds, a hands guide that shows the right finger, and no ads, with nothing to download.
Key Hop
Help Hopper the frog cross the pond, one letter at a time.
Bubble Pop
Pop the letter bubbles before they float away.
Monster Feeder
A hungry monster dreams of a snack. Look at the picture and type the food's name to feed it.
Calm Cove
A quiet day of fishing. Type a word to hook its fish. Longer words catch bigger fish.
Falling Words
Type the words before they hit the ground. The classic.
Which game for which age?
- Ages 5–7: start with Key Hop. There's no timer, and it begins on the home row keys.
- Ages 6–9: Bubble Pop adds more letters and a gentle pace. Nobody can lose.
- Ages 8–10: Falling Words on Easy moves from letters to short words.
- Ages 11+: try Type Racer, Word Zombies or the Daily Challenge.
For parents
Games are a fun way to add practice, but kids learn the most when games sit alongside lessons that teach which finger goes where. Start with the first lesson, keep the printable finger chart by the keyboard, and check progress now and then with the kids typing test. Our typing for kids guide covers when to start and what speed to expect.
Frequently asked questions
What age are these typing games for?
Key Hop and Bubble Pop are made for ages 5 to 9. Falling Words on Easy works well from about age 7, and older kids can move on to Type Racer and Word Zombies.
Are the kids typing games free and ad-free?
Key Hop and the Daily Challenge are free, and a grown-up can unlock the other kids games once, with no subscription. There are no ads in any game or on any kids page.
Does my child need an account or email?
No. Kids can play straight away. Best scores are saved only in the browser on your device.
How long should kids play?
Short sessions work best: about 10 to 15 minutes, a few times a week. Mixing games with the lessons keeps practice fun while building good finger habits.