Resources

Practical guides for Christian homeschool families teaching typing and keyboarding at home.

Bible Typing Practice

What Bible typing practice is, why typing Scripture builds both keyboarding skills and verse memory, and how to try a verse right now.

What a good K-8 typing curriculum needs: lesson progression, grade scaling, progress reports, and ESA eligibility.

Empowerment Scholarship Awards often cover typing lessons and keyboarding software. How to check your state's rules and document the expense.

What K-5 typists need: short verses, finger hints, simplified punctuation, and star-based encouragement.

Grades 6-8: longer passages, WPM and accuracy goals, and benchmarks for real fluency.

Type the lost sheep, the prodigal son, and the wise man who built on the rock, sorted by grade band.

Red Letter typing lessons: the sayings of Christ in the King James Version, from one-line verses to Sermon on the Mount passages.

Psalm 23, 19, 100, 107, 118, 119 and 139 as typing lessons, grouped from short lines to longer passages.

A five-day routine that turns memory verse work into typing practice, with accuracy goals instead of rereading.