Color the Keyboard! Gather crayons, colored pencils, or markers in the colors listed in the key.

Learning to Type Where Do My Fingers Go? Review Activity Packet Name ______________________________ Date

Notice that you cannot type in the margins. Key your name and notice that the insertion point moves as you type. Explore the tools of your word processing application: Look at the icons above your page. …

Your wrists should be off the desk and as ________________ as possible. The more you type, the fewer ________________ you will make. The home row will help you learn where the different …

Students will begin the curriculum by learning correct finger placement to type all basic letter and punctuation keys. Once they have a general understanding of the keyboard, students will begin …

Key your first and last name and notice that the cursor moves as you type. Look for the slide thumbnail on the left of the screen. Notice that it is a miniature version of your slide. Explore the tools of your …

In order to make learning to type easier for younger students and to suit their smaller fingers, we introduce new keys one row at a time to keep things within reach.

Use the default font and size of the spreadsheet software being used. Type the data as shown in Figure 14. Resize all columns so that all data is displayed. Change the font size of the title in cell Al to 12 …

Learning to Type Read the statements below and select T if the statement is true or F if the statement is false. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. Having a faster typing speed means you will make fewer errors when typing. …

Discussion Respond to the questions below as best as you can.