Free printable · Ages 3–6

Keyboard coloring page

A big keyboard to color, with five small missions: the letters in a name, the home row, the bumps on F and J, the vowels and a count. For preschool and kindergarten, and for any child about to meet a real keyboard.

All printables
My keyboardName:QWERTYUIOPASDFGHJKL;'ZXCVBNM,./spaceMissions1. Color the letters in your name.2. Color the home row green: A S D F and J K L ;3. Find the keys with bumps, F and J. Draw a star on each.4. Circle the vowels: A E I O U.5. Count the letter keys in the top row: ______Draw yourself typing!Free printable from TotType · tottype.com/printables

Prints on Letter or A4. Print as many as you need, for home or class.

How to use it

  • Read the missions aloud. Most children this age are not reading yet, and they do not need to be.
  • Do the first mission with the real keyboard beside the paper, and find each letter of the name on both.
  • Finish the third mission at the computer: let them feel the bumps on F and J with a fingertip.
  • The answer to the last mission is ten.

With the games

Key Finder (ages 3–6, free, no account) makes one key glow on a keyboard map and waits for the child to find it on the real one: this sheet, on screen. Big Keys (3–6, free) teaches Space, Enter, Backspace and the arrows, and Letter Twins (4–6, free) pairs lowercase and capital letters. The youngest start on the keyboard playground, where every key does something and there is nothing to read.

More free printables

Home row finger chartAges 5–12. Every letter key in the color of the finger that types it, the home row marked, and the bumps on F and J.Typing certificateAges 5–12. Tick what they can do, write in their speed and accuracy, sign it and hand it over.Typing practice logAges 6–12. Twelve practice days on one page: what they played, for how long, their speed and their accuracy.