Ring RoadS and L
S is typed with the left ring finger and L with the right ring finger. Ring fingers are the weakest, so they need the most deliberate practice.
New keys in this level
Tap a key to see which finger presses it.
Press S with your left ring finger.
- left pinky
- left ring finger
- left tall finger
- left pointer
- thumb
- right pointer
- right tall finger
- right ring finger
- right pinky
Lessons in this level
- Wake the ring fingers🎹 Key drillTarget 11 wpm · 90% accuracy
- Six keys🎹 Key drillTarget 13 wpm · 92% accuracy
- Ring road race🏆 ChallengeTarget 15 wpm · 94% accuracy
About this level
Ring fingers are the sleepy ones — they need the most practice. S belongs to your left ring finger and L to your right. Wake them up here and the rest of the keyboard gets much easier.
What you practise here
- Wake the ring fingers — Ring fingers are shy. Press gently and let the other fingers stay still. Target: 11 words per minute at 90% accuracy.
- Six keys — Six keys under six fingers. Keep them all touching home. Target: 13 words per minute at 92% accuracy.
- Ring road race — Last one before the pinkies join in! Target: 15 words per minute at 94% accuracy.
How this level is scored
Every lesson awards up to three stars. One star is for finishing, two for finishing accurately, and three for accuracy at the level's pace — speed on its own never earns a star. Lessons in this level also wait for the correct key: a wrong press does not move the cursor on, so a child cannot practise the wrong finger movement. Words per minute is recorded but never shown to the child — it appears only on the parent and progress pages.
Which finger types each new key
- Press S with your left ring finger.
- Press L with your right ring finger.