Story ForestType a whole story
Story typing uses narrative to shift a learner's attention away from the keyboard and onto meaning, which is the point at which typing becomes automatic rather than deliberate.
Lessons in this level
- The Lighthouse Cat📖 StoryTarget 28 wpm · 93% accuracy
- The Seed That Waited📖 StoryTarget 30 wpm · 93% accuracy
- Bolt Learns to Type📖 StoryTarget 32 wpm · 94% accuracy
About this level
Three short stories, typed one part at a time. Because you actually want to know what happens next, you stop thinking about your fingers — and that is exactly when typing becomes automatic.
What you practise here
- The Lighthouse Cat — A stormy night, a jammed lamp and one very determined cat. Target: 28 words per minute at 93% accuracy.
- The Seed That Waited — Small things become big things. So does practice. Target: 30 words per minute at 93% accuracy.
- Bolt Learns to Type — A robot with ten fingers and no idea what to do with them. Target: 32 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. From Level 11 the lessons let you type straight through a mistake and fix it afterwards, because the goal has shifted from muscle memory to fluency. Words per minute is recorded but never shown to the child — it appears only on the parent and progress pages.