Though yes, kids should be able to write just in case we do get one of those tech blackout scenarios that the preppers worry about. I think typing is a far more useful skill to have these days. Instead of writing on paper, it's in addition too.Īlso, how often do you write anything of any length on paper these days? I even write shopping lists on a computer, and tend to take notes on the computer if I'm on the phone. I see it as a separate activity, it's not He sees writing on paper at home as aīit of a chore most of the time, whereas writing on a tablet or PC is
But nearly all of his school writing is on paper and his Now I know there will be people reading this who think I should beįocusing on writing on paper, and yes, that's also something we thinkĪbout. If you're not sure and see how they get on. Too (it doesn't matter if they get them right and they can learn to useĪuto-correct too.) And they need to have good enough fine motor controlĪnd attention span that they won't just get frustrated - probably best to have a short go They need to be able to have a go at spelling words
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Though if he can't touch type by the time he's going to high school then he'll get some stronger encouragement.Īt what age should kids learn to type? I'd say as soon as they showĪny interest in typing full sentences and paragraphs of text, or need toĭo so for school. As with most things, it's something I'll offer him now and then and see whether he takes to it, rather than something I'll force on him.
I figure that if he learns good habit now while he's young, that will put him in a good position as he gets older. I've been having a look at apps, accessories and websites that will help him to learn to type properly. He's always making notes about adventures he wants to go on, or the models he's going to make from LEGO. He's 6 and enjoys typing things on a virtual or physical keyboard. I've been thinking about helping my older son learn to type properly.
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