Typing Games

Twenty games, growing with your child.

Seven games free forever, no account needed. Subscriptions unlock 13 more — phonics, real typing, music, memory, mazes, reading and math — each age-tagged so you always know where to start.

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ages 0–2free

Keyboard Playground

Smash any key. Letters, numbers, heroes, sparkles — every press is something delightful. Free forever.

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ages 1–3free

Counting Garden

Plant a flower with each tap. The garden counts out loud — “one, two, three…” — all the way to ten.

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ages 1–4free

Animal Sounds

Tap an animal — hear its name and the sound it makes. First words: cow, dog, cat, sheep, lion, and more.

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ages 1–3free

Color Splash

Hear a color, then tap the matching one — get it right and the whole screen splashes that color. Active color recognition for the youngest.

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ages 1–3free

Shape Tap

Tap to see a new shape — circle, square, triangle, star — and hear its name spoken. Shape recognition flashcard.

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ages 2–8free

Two-Player Race

A split-screen tap race for two kids on one device. Tap your half — or your side of the keyboard — to race to the flag. Free.

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ages 3–8free

Online Race

Race a friend on another device! Share a 4-letter code and tap to the flag. Real online multiplayer. Free.

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ages 2–4Family

Letter Catcher

Letters fall from the top — press the matching key (or tap the letter) before they hit the ground.

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ages 3–4Family

Trace & Type

Hear a letter, see what it's for, then press it on the keyboard. Voice narration on every letter.

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ages 4–6Family

Rocket Race

Type the words on the rocket's tail to make it go faster. Beat the dragon to the moon.

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ages 3–6Family

Number Catcher

Numbers fall from the sky — press the matching key (or tap) to catch them. 0–9 to start, 10–20 as you climb.

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ages 4–6Family

Alphabet Rally

Type A through Z as many times as you can in 60 seconds. Real typing lesson for kids learning the alphabet keys.

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ages 5–7Family

Word Ladder

Type each word letter by letter. Three-letter words give way to four, then five — climb the ladder of sight-words.

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ages 2–6Family Plus

Music Maker

Each key is a note, every spot on screen is a note. Drag your finger to play a melody.

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ages 3–6Family Plus

Memory Match

Flip cards, find the pairs. Our 12 heroes shuffle into a different board every game.

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ages 5–8Family Plus★ free this week

Story Builder

Pick words to fill in the blanks of a silly story, then hear the app read it aloud.

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ages 5–8Family Plus

Math Maze

Solve voice-read addition and subtraction problems. Press the answer on the keyboard or tap the number pad.

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ages 6–8Family Plus

Sentence Dash

Type real sentences against a 60-second timer. Tracks your words-per-minute and accuracy. The first proper typing test.

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ages 3–6Family

Pattern Pop

Watch the animals light up, then tap them back in the same order. A Simon-style memory game that grows one step every round.

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ages 5–8Family Plus

Arrow Maze

Steer with the arrow keys through a maze, collect the letters to spell a word, then reach the door. Problem-solving meets reading.

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Why typing & keyboard games help little kids learn faster

Young children learn through play and repetition, and a keyboard is one of the richest play surfaces a parent already owns. On TotType, every key a baby or toddler presses does something delightful — a giant letter, a number, a friendly character — so the alphabet, numerals, colors, and shapes get learned the fun way, through hundreds of happy repetitions. As kids grow, the same keyboard becomes a real typing teacher: letter recognition turns into phonics, then sight-words, then full sentences with words-per-minute and accuracy. It’s a single, screen-time-that-teaches platform that grows from a baby’s first keyboard mash to confident typing by age eight.

Typing and keyboard skills, age by age

Built for kids — and trusted by parents

The free games need no account and store nothing. The page goes fullscreen and locks the keyboard so a curious key-masher can’t exit or open other apps; parents exit by holding Esc for three seconds (or three fingers on a tablet). Every game is voice-narrated so pre-readers can play independently, and all the artwork is original — no movie-character look-alikes. Looking for a safe alternative to a keyboard-smash toy that alsoteaches? That’s exactly what TotType is built to be.