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We were sent Keyboarding for the Christian School, Elementary Version and Keyboarding for the Christian School, Revised Edition from Christian Keyboarding to review with our girls ~ we only used the Elementary Version because the girls are still learning the basics.
Keyboarding for the Christian School, Elementary Version is for grades K-5 and has 32 lessons that start with basic keyboarding skills and progressively increase in difficulty. In the beginning students learn key placement and work up to typing Scripture as copywork. The lessons are laid out in the following format:
In Our Home
To say Laurianna was excited to have typing lessons would really be an understatement. The second she saw the lessons in a binder, she propped them up on our counter, pulled out the laptop and had me explain what she needed to do.
We have been really enjoying the program and both girls are anxious to know what days they will have lessons in their workboxes. Time has been a little limited right now since we are missing some of our computers {in the shop}, but they squeak in whatever time they can and love it!
If you are interested in purchasing the Keyboarding for the Christian school program, the company is offering a coupon for $5 off your purchase of $12.95 or more. Use the code NEWYEAR5 until February 28, 2010 to receive the $5 discount.
This product was given to me for review purposes, and I do not have
to return the product to the vendor. I was not paid for this post.
All opinions expressed in this post are mine.
I am interested to know the names of your daughter’s blogs. My daughter is interested in computer technology and related areas. Maybe she would try making a blog if she saw that other kids are doing it.