Level1 AppB Version2 - Savvas
KeyboardingEssentialsLesson 1Lesson 2Lesson 3Lesson 4Lesson 5Lesson 6Lesson 7Lesson 8Lesson 9Lesson 10Lesson 11Lesson 12Lesson 13Learn the Home KeysReview the Home KeysLearn E and HLearn R and IReview E, H, R, and ILearn T and OLearn G and NLearn Left Shift and PeriodReview Left Shift T, O, G, N, and PeriodLearn C and ULearn W and Right ShiftLearn X and MReview C, U, W, X, M, and Right ShiftLesson 14 Learn B and YLesson 15 Learn V and PLesson 16 Learn Q and CommaLesson 17 Review B, Y, V, P, Q, and CommaLesson 18 Learn Z and ColonLesson 19 Learn Apostrophe andQuotation MarksLesson 20 Learn Hyphen and DiagonalLesson 21 Review Z, Colon, Apostrophe,Quotation Marks, Hyphen, and DiagonalLesson 22 Learn Caps Lock and Question MarkLesson 23 Learn TabLesson 24 Review Caps Lock, Question Mark,and TabLesson 25 Learn the Ten Key1
Learning to Key CorrectlyThe human body is not designed for long sessions of repetitivemovement. You might even know someone who has strainedtheir hands and fingers by playing video games. Keyboardingcan present similar dangers. When you key, you repeat manysmall movements with your hands and fingers. You might bekeying for a long time. If you position yourself correctly, however, you can avoid strain and fatigue.Even if you do not practice healthy keying techniques, youmight not experience any problems while you are young andflexible. However, over the years, if you don’t begin to key correctly, you will repeat thousands of stressful movements. Yourisk painful long-lasting injury that can reduce the quality ofyour life and your ability to work. It pays to develop healthykeying habits now.Adjusting Your WorkstationIn a classroom you do not usually have much choice in theequipment you must use. However, flexible equipment and alittle imagination can help you adjust your workstation.Adjusting Your Keyboard and Mouse You want your fingers to gently curve over the keys while your wrist is in a flat,neutral position. If wrist rests are available, place one in front of the keyboard as a guide. Never rest your arms, hands, or wristswhile you are keying. Place your mouse or trackball at the same height as yourkeyboard, in easy reach of your preferred hand.Figure B-1 At the beginningof each class, adjust yourworkstation.TECHNIQUE TIPNever rest your arms, hands, orwrists on anything while you arekeying.2Adjusting the Slope of Your Keyboard If your keyboardslants toward you, you need to adjust it so it is flat or slopesdown away from you. Flatten the kickstand at the back of the keyboard. Alternatively, raise the front of the keyboard about ¾" byusing door wedges, a wood strip, or a box.
Correct Keying PostureAfter you have adjusted your workstation, you need to maintainthe correct keying posture. Following are some guidelines forkeying correctly: Center your body on the J key, about a hand’s lengthfrom the keyboard and directly in front of the monitor. Hold your head straight over your shoulders, withoutstraining forward or backward. Position the monitor at eye level, about arm’s lengthaway, so you look down about 10 degrees. Elongate and relax your neck. Keep your shoulders down. Tilt your keyboard slightly down toward the monitor.This helps you keep your wrists neutral and your fingersrelaxed and curled. Adjust your chair and keyboard so your elbows bend atright angles. Keep your arms close to your sides, but free to moveslightly. Keep your wrists relaxed and straight in a “neutral”position. Keep your back upright or tilted slightly forward fromthe hips. Keep the slight natural curve of your lowerback. Use a cushion or adjust the chair to support yourlower back. Keep your knees slightly lower than your hips. Adjust your chair so your feet are well supported. Use afootrest, if needed.Avoiding Stress When KeyingThere are two ways to avoid stress when keying. First, you needto maintain the correct keying posture as you key. Second, youneed to take a short break every 20 to 30 minutes and performstretching exercises designed to help you avoid strain, fatigue,and injury.Maintaining a Correct Keying Position It’s easy to startkeying by using the correct keying position. As we key, however,many of us lose our focus, and bad habits begin to creep in. It’simportant to check your keying position to make sure you arestill keying correctly. The following figures show some guidelines for maintaining correct keying positions.3
Figure B-2 (Left) Maintaina correct upright posture.(Right) Avoid slouching,extending your elbows, orbending your wrists.Figure B-3 (Left) Maintaina neutral position with yourhands. (Right) Avoid twistingyour hands inward or outward.Figure B-4 (Left) Maintain aneutral wrist position with gently curled fingers. (Right) Avoidbending your wrists or using anupward-sloping keyboard.Stretching and Resting When you key for a long time, yourmuscles stiffen. You become fatigued and risk injury. You buildtension in many parts of your body, including your neck, arms,and wrists. To relieve the tension and reduce the threat of injury,you should stretch before you start keying. You should also takeshort breaks from keying every 20 to 30 minutes and stretch.Stretch 1: Neck StretchSitting tall, bring your chin toward your chest, stretching theback of your neck. Slowly repeat two times. See Figure B-5.Figure B-5 Neck stretch.4
Stretch 2: Head TurnBegin with your head in a neutral position. Look all the way tothe right without moving your chest or upper back. Then, lookto the left. Slowly repeat two times. See Figure B-6.Figure B-6 Head turn.Stretch 3: Head TiltBegin with your head in a neutral position. Bring your ear toward your shoulder without turning your head or lifting yourshoulder. Hold for a count of five. Reverse directions. See FigureB-7.Figure B-7 Head tilt.Stretch 4: Downward Wrist StretchWith your left fingers pointing down and your palm in, placeyour right hand over your left knuckles. Extend your armsstraight out. Gently press back with your right hand to a countof ten. Reverse hands. Repeat the stretches using a fist. See Figure B-8.Figure B-8 Downward wriststretch.5
Stretch 5: Upward Wrist StretchWith your left fingers pointing up, place your right hand overyour left palm. Extend your arms straight out. Gently press backwith your right hand to a count of ten. Reverse hands. Repeatthe stretches with fingers pointing down and the palm out. SeeFigure B-9.Figure B-9 Upward wriststretch.Benefits of Keying CorrectlyTraining takes effort and time. If you already use a keyboard,you might have to re-teach your body to use correct techniques.You might ask yourself “Why make the effort? I’m already keying fast enough.”Just imagine you will probably be using a computer for therest of your life. If you don’t learn now, you will probably needto learn later. There’s really no escaping it. Besides, if you learnto key correctly, you will: Increase your speed. Increase your efficiency, making fewer errors. Increase your effectiveness because you can see yourwork and screen while your hands are free to work. Stay healthy, avoid injury, and remain productive overyour lifetime.Breaking Bad HabitsMany of you might have been keying for years. However, without any formal training, you could easily have developed badhabits.The best way to correct bad habits is to use natural breaks ascheckpoints. For instance, look at your own habits at the end ofeach exercise, paragraph, or page you type. Consider your posture, sitting position, hand position, keying technique, and workhabits.To help you break your bad habits, consult the following“Bad Habits Checklist.” Check it when you start keying andwhen you take a break. If you know you have a particular badhabit, try to focus on the correction at the beginning of everykeying session. Eventually the bad habit will be replaced by thegood habit. It takes work, but it’s worth it.6
Bad Habits ChecklistBad HabitCorrectionSlouchingSit up straight with your feet flat and well supported.Reaching too far for thekeyboard or the mouseSit one hand’s length from the keyboard. Keep elbows atright angles.Leaning your hand on thekeyboard or the wrist supportHover your hands over the keyboard; curl your fingers slightly.Bending your wrists forward,back, left, or rightKeep your forearms and wrists straight and in the neutralposition.Pounding the keysStrike keys lightly.Looking at the keyboardPosition the workstand close to the monitor at eye level.Keep your eyes on your work.Raising your elbowsKeep your arms close to your body.Raising your shouldersKeep your shoulders relaxed, with your chest open and wide.Keying with the wrong fingersPractice with correct fingers until you establish the right habit.Your speed will then improve.Figure B-10 Many of us havedeveloped bad habits that weneed to break.7
Lesson 1Learn the home KeysLearn and PraCtiCeBegin keying by placing your fingers on the eight keys—called— A S D F J K L and semicolonas shownthe home keys—below.HOME KEYSBackspaceA Use the A finger.S Use the S finger.D Use the D finger.F Use the F finger.TabCapsLockShiftCtrlQ W EA SZR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MAltShiftSpacebarAltCtrlJ Use the J finger.K Use the K finger.A SD FJK LL Use the L finger.Use thefinger.The semicolon (;) is typically usedbetween two independent clausesin a sentence. In a sentence, keyone space after a semicolon.KEYBOARDING TIPOnonly the semicolon iscolored. This is because the keyis used for two different characters. In this lesson, you learn howto key the semicolon. In a laterlesson you will learn how to key acolon.8The index finger of your left hand should rest on F , yoursecond and third fingers rest on D and S , and the little fingerof your left hand rests on A . For your right hand, your indexfinger should rest on J , your second and third fingers rest on.K and L , and your little finger rests onFrom now on, the finger you use to press a key will be namedfor its home-key letter. For example, your left little finger is theA finger Your right index finger is the J finger.From the home keys, you can reach all the other keys on thekeyboard. The keyboard diagram shows which homekey fingeris used for each key. For example, you use the D finger to key allthe keys in the band of green on the left. You use the L finger tokey all the keys in the band of red on the right, and so on. Whenany finger is not actually pressing a key, you should keep it resting lightly on its home key.The row of keys containing the home keys is called the homerow. The row below the home row is the first row. The row abovethe home row is the third row.
NEW KEYSBackspaceTabCapsLockShiftCtrlQ W EA SZR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MAltSpacebarShiftAltSpacebarUse the thumb of your writinghand.EnterUse thefinger.CtrlLearn and Practice the spacebar Notice that on the keyboard diagram, the keys you have learned are darker and tintedwith their background color. Now locate the Spacebar on the diagram. You use the Spacebar to insert spaces between letters andwords. You press it by using the thumb of your writing hand(that is, the hand you use for writing). You do not use the thumbof your other hand.Key the home-key letters, inserting a space after each letter bypressing the Spacebar quickly and lightly. (Drill lines are numbered.Do not key the green numbers.)1 a s d f j k l ;Learn and Practice enter You do not have to wait for a textline to be “full” before starting a new line. Pressing the Enter keystarts a new line of text whenever you need one. You press Enterfinger. Try to keep the J finger on its home keyby using thewhen you press Enter.TECHNIQUE TIPBegin with your fingers curled andlightly touching the home keys.Now press Enter ( ) to start a new line. Key each of the lines belowtwice. Press Enter ( ) after each line.2345asdf jkl; asdf jkl;;lkj fdsa ;lkj fdsafd jk sa l; fds jkldfsa l;kj ddss kkllasdf jkl; ;lkj fdsa dsa kl; ffaa ;;jj fjdk ls;a Learn and Practice double-space You can add a blankline between lines of text by pressing Enter twice. This is howyou double-space text. (Two consecutive Enters are sometimes referred to as a double line-space.)TECHNIQUE TIPMake sure your back is straightor tilted slightly forward from thehips.Key a line of text, press Enter, and then key it again. After you keya line the second time, press Enter twice before keying a new line.Using this method, key each line twice, and double-space after eachpair of lines.6789adfs jlk; aj sk dl f; aaa jjj sd kl ldsk fjjf dkkd slsl da l; ks fj ;f sss lll dl kkd dlk ds ddd ;f ff ;; fdl; sl f; ds kl a as dad sad fads lads lass falls flasks 9
Lesson 2review the home KeysrevieWThe keyboard shows the keys you have learned so far. This lesson focuses on the keys highlighted in dark blue.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MAltSpacebarShiftAltCtrlWarM uPTECHNIQUE TIPConcentrate on pressing the correct keys. Read silently letter-byletter as you key. In this Warm Updo not focus on your speed.Key each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines (remember, that means pressing Enter after you key the line the first timeand pressing Enter twice after you key the line the second time).1234asdf jkl; asdf jkl;;lkj fdsa ;lkj fdsafk dk sl a; fds jklsdl fdk kls ad; jfdasdf jk l; as df jkl a;sl dkfj fdjk sa l; asd ;lkj k fd asf lj salk klas dsf; flks; BREAKING BAD HABITSPraCtiCeDo not hammer your fingers onthe keyboard. Strike keys with alight tap.Key each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Left-hand focus5 fdsa asdf ff dd ss aa fd sa ds af asf fd 6 asdf df df sd sd as as fa af das fad saa 7 fads df as dfaa ddfs fada dada fafa sasa right-hand focus8 jkl; ;lkj jj kk ll ;; jk l; kl j; jk; jk 9 jkl; l; l; kl kl jk jk ;j j; ;lk ;lk kjj 10 jlkj l; jk jll lkjj kkjl klk jkkl; kllj; home Keys111213141510asdf jkl; fjdk l;sa fjk jfd dkl kds; all jk df dk jf sl a; fjd kds; akl kdsl dkll adkl dajk kads lfds; ljds jfds lks; jdlk as a dad; all lads; all fads; as a lass; lads; dads; as sad; lass; as all; a fad;
LearnEandLesson 3HWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Do notlook at the keyboard when you are keying.1234a dd aaa as asd sdf j jj jjj jk jkl jkl; as ads ask; lass dada jask fads dads sad lads dada daff; jajs ja salad dads; saks jakk jall; jadd dajs ladd saddl aja had; NEW KEYSLearnE Use the D finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarH Use the J finger.ShiftAltCtrlReach your D finger up and slightly left when you key E . Keepyour A and S fingers anchored on their home keys. Reach yourJ finger directly left to key H . Keep the other right-hand fingersanchored on their home keys.KEYBOARDING TIPPress Enter at the end of everyline unless you are told specificallyto use word-wrap. From this pointon, the Enter symbol ( ) is notshown.PraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice e5 d e d ddd eee de ede eed lee eel del eel6 eee ddd lll eel led eee dell lee led lee7 eee ddd elk elf sell eee ddd see lee feePractice h8 j h jjj hhh jh hj jhj hjh jjj hhh jj hhh9 aaa hhh ash sss ash hh ss aa has sa sash10 ha had aha has heel she hee half hah hasPractice e and h11121314he he eh eh hhh eee she he eh she eh heehhh eee easel feed seed heed lead she hejade desks head sake head lead seal jadehas heed; lad had; heel hale; seek sale;11
Lesson 4Learn R and IWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Concentrate on pressing the correct key each time.1234NEW KEYSff fff ddd fd df jj jkj lkj fjk fdjk hhjfed fej fek dek dell jade dale fake keellease lash lake ladle leak led leek feelflea fled sea seal sell sleek shake heelLearnR Use the F finger.I Use the K finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltCtrlReach your F finger up and slightly left when you key R . Keep theother left-hand fingers anchored on their home keys. Reach your Kfinger up and slightly left to key I . Keep the other right-hand fingersanchored on their home keys.PraCtiCeTECHNIQUE TIPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Adjust your chair and keyboard soyour elbows bend at right angles.Practice r5 fff frf frf fff rfr rffr fff rrr fff rrr6 ra are far raf dare reef fear free freed7 red jar lard reel dark darker hares rarePractice i8 k kk iii kik kkk ikki iki kk ii kkk kiki9 ii ll jj kij sill jik ilk fill dill kids10 if is silk kid hid kill ilk kiss hi hidePractice r and i1112131412ri ire ride sir rife fire dire sire riseif ride hire hare hers rides fries drieslair fair hair raid rid dill drill frillriff sheared shire sear fire liars fried
reviewE H RandLesson 5IrevieWThe keyboard shows the keys you have learned so far. This lesson focuses on the keys highlighted in dark blue.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZR TD FXAltYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltCtrlWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.1234all ale ad else sled sell sale lasssheer shear share ail air rile lairhash flea his head lead lease dealshere hares hire hair jars jeer rearlessfairdashdearPraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.BREAKING BAD HABITSPractice e and hDo not look at the keyboard. Keepyour eyes on the screen or on yourwork.5678ddd dde ded dde eed ed deeds sea eel seehhh hjh jhj jjj jjh hh ja had he has shehad shed he she jade lake head ease heeddeed heed seed heal seal fed easel leasePractice r and i9101112rrr ffr frf rfr re are red her fair hereiii iki kik kki if ire dire kid lie likerise iris frail rail err dear dire firessire fire liar lair rail hail jail riserPractice e h r and i1314151617heir hare hair heard hire here rare rearlairs said share shire red her idea darejeers; sir fir hear; fare hare hair lairsear shared; liars rails hired fired irehailed fresher fished rides herds shades13
Lesson 6Learn T and OWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Keep yourfingers anchored on the home keys.1234NEW KEYSf ffl llfallhallfff fir fire fir fire fff ff fff fflll lad lade lad lade lll ll lll llfell fill earl leaf field fife lifehall lire dire rare rash dash flashLearnT Use the F finger.O Use the L finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltCtrlReach your F finger up and right to key T . Keep your A , S , andD fingers anchored on their home keys. Reach your L finger upand slightly left to key O . Keep the other fingers of your right handanchored on their home keys.BREAKING BAD HABITSDo not rest your hands or arms onany support. Keep your hands overthe keyboard as you key.PraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice t5 f ff ttt ftf tft fftt the that this tree6 this tall tree; tear it; lift the tires;7 at all; third three first; at tea three;Practice o8 o ll o oo lol olo old lot soak sold told9 ode doe rot dot lot lost slot joke joker10 oars are solid; oats look food; a lot ofPractice o and t1112131414ff tt trt ll oo lo ol ooo of to too totofoot fool tools loot took jots lots soothoot; odes to; store; lots of lost toolshold those; if told; he dotes; too short
LearnGandLesson 7NWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Keep yourwrists and fingers relaxed.1234f ffj jjfeeljokefff fit file fail fir fr ftr ftt tfjjj jar jail has hill jhj jj hhj jjfoil life half heal this that thosehers rake fast haste hoist lash lidLearnNEW KEYSG Use the F finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarN Use the J finger.ShiftAltCtrlReach your F finger directly right to key G . Keep the other fingersof your left hand anchored on their home keys. Reach your J fingerdown and left to key N . Keep the other fingers of your right handanchored on their home keys.PraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice g5 g gg ggg fgf fgtg tgf go gal got get lag6 sag sage stag stage gas rag egg edge leg7 dog ledge keg grog get tiger grade grailTECHNIQUE TIPWhen keying, hold your headstraight, without tilting it forwardor backward.Practice n8 n nn nnn jnj jnhn hnjn no on in kin none9 rind seen lane train lane lean nine lion10 tan ten ton tin tones none nasal tinnierPractice n and g11121314ff gg gg jj nn nn gn ng ing ing nag ringnag anger gnarl range longer green grindring grand glean grin gone gentle gingertangle dangle strange slings and strings15
Lesson 8Learn LeftandShiftWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Keep yourfingers curved.1234NEW KEYSShifta aa aaa j jj jjj; a aa aaa j kk lll jkll ll lll lag lags land doll dill toil inall lie like kite kin of ode or ore idealashes slides knell soil sails rill roilLearnUse the A finger.Use Left Shift for right-hand capital letters (and for all other shiftedright-hand characters).BackspaceTabUse the L finger.A period is used in abbreviationsand to mark the end of a sentence. Typically, one space followsa period.BREAKING BAD HABITSDo not slouch. Sit up straightwith your feet flat and supported.Q W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZR TD FXAltYIUG HJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltShiftReach your A finger down and left to press the Leftkey.Shiftpressed, you can strike any right-hand key. Then,With LeftShift. Reach your L finger down and slightly rightrelease Left. Keep your J finger on its home key.to keyPraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice Left shift5 jJ Jj Jd kK Kk Kf lL Ll Ls JdJ fKKf sLLs6 hH Hj Ha aHHa; Jill Hill Lee; Hall Iris;7 Hi there Hello; Here he is; Leo the lionPractice Period8 a. l. s. k. d. j. f. e. r. t. i. o. n. a9 adj. alt. art. e.g. gal. i.e. inf. sing.10 in. ft. kil. gr. lit. orig. transl. del.Practice Left shift and Period1112131416CtrlKan. La. OH OK HI N.H. N.J. Jos. I. KantLong. Lat. N.H.L. Joe and Jed; King LearI see. I said. I sit. I sat. I do. I do.Ode to Leo. Oh. His is. No. One. Listen.
review LeftandT O G NShiftLesson 9revieWThe keyboard shows the keys you have learned so far. This lesson focuses on the keys highlighted in dark blue.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYIUG HJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltCtrlWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Concentrate on pressing the correct key each time.1234t to to tot toe not note got gotten totejJ kK lL hH iI oO. Joke; Kids like Jake.Joanne is terse. Nora nods. Kane is kin.Kirk tends to the garden. Lana looks on.PraCtiCeKey each line once. Double-space after each group of lines.Practice t and o5 ttt ooo fff lll to too toot tot toe tote6 to tone toner foot oat lot jot rote goat7 toast knots trots lost stones toes ghostTECHNIQUE TIPCenter your body on J , about ahand’s length from the keyboard,directly in front of your monitor.Practice g and n8 ggg nnn ggg nnn no go; gone; genes; sign9 long longer longest longing song singing10 no nod node; note done; gig agog; gottenPractice Left shift and Period11 JKL; IO. KNOLL. Jr. Kg. Lg. Kg. Jds. Hd.12 Kin are kind. Logan Hotel. Otis loiters.13 L. L. H. H. K. K. J. J. I. I. I. Hi. No.Practice t o g n Left shift and Period14 to go to. Nine tons. No one going. Ogden15 green gnarl great gross gnats grain gilt16 N.J.L. L.J.K. J.I.N.; Old Ohio. Old Hat.17
Lesson 10Learn C and UWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Strike thekeys with a light tap.1234NEW KEYSd ddj jjLilidoesddd sad sat dot dog done dotes addsjjj Jill Join hill her his hat hitsheld on. Jade is green. Jess holds.he dial one or three; drifted east;LearnC Use the D finger.U Use the J finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltCtrlReach down and slightly right with your D finger to key C . Keepthe A and S fingers anchored on their home keys. Reach up andslightly left with your J finger to key U . Keep the K , L , andfingers anchored on their home keys.PraCtiCeTECHNIQUE TIPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Hold your head up and relax yourneck.Practice c5 d dd c cc dc dc dcd cad cat cater decade6 lacks class clicks coins; Nick can cook.7 lace cask flock shock Jack likes cheese.Practice u8 j jj u uu ju ju juj ujuj us use sue uses9 due hue hurt huge urge; He is Uncle Kurt.10 Used lutes and flutes; noun run nuts hutPractice c and u1112131418cur cue cut cud curt cute cuff cure curdcull could cough couch accuse occur ouchcurls cushion curious cluck scour ruckussuch clubs culture course cruel function
LearnWand rightLesson 11ShiftWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Keep yourarms close to your sides but free to move.1234s ss sss sash ski skits sour sell sisterso; does; sun; stars; sass; losses; dustHugh shares his fish. He leads us south.sack; cast; usage; soccer; lesson; senseLearnNEW KEYSW Use the S finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MAltSpacebarShiftAltShiftUse thefinger.Use Right Shift for left-handcapital letters (and for all othershifted left-hand characters).CtrlReach up and slightly left with your S finger to key W . Keep yourF and D fingers anchored on their home keys. Reach yourShiftkey. (Keep your Jfinger down and right to press the RightShiftand K fingers anchored on their home keys.) With Rightpressed, you can strike any left-hand key. Then, release RightShift.PraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice wTECHNIQUE TIPRemember to use the Right Shiftkey for left-hand capital lettersand the Left Shift key for righthand capital letters.5 s w ss ww sss ws sws wsw sss www sws wsw6 saw awe dew draw jaw law wall well wills7 sag wad owe we wan wall week wear wealthPractice right shift8 S; St; SA; W.A.G. F Fa Go Ta Da Ed We Fr9 Fast Far Face Dad Dash Deal Sad Sash Add10 AHA; Cold Drinks; Fine Sand; Grills FishPractice w and right shift11121314The Fresh Air Fund; The Far East; C.O.D.WAAF Go slowly. Walt thinks; Tess walks;Glow Aware Flaw Waist Rower Ewe Chew FewRaw Flow Worn Waif Grown Stew Stow Worth19
Lesson 12Learn X and MWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Keep yourwrists relaxed.1234NEW KEYSs ss sss w ww www sw wsw sw saw sew swatj jj u uu jiujitsu Julio jingle just jawChris Wes Wendi sacks socks clock roastsas is was SST Sid idle snack snake strawLearnX Use the S finger.M Use the J finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZAltR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MSpacebarShiftAltCtrlReach down and slightly right with your S finger to key X . As youmake the reach, keep your F finger anchored on its home key.Reach down and slightly right with your J finger to key M . Keepfingers anchored on their home keys.your K , L , andTECHNIQUE TIPKeep your shoulders down.PraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice x5 s ss x xx sx xsx xs xss S X XSX six axis6 ax axe axel ox oxen fox flex sax sox FAX7 Rex hoax nix next index annex Saxons XXIPractice m8 j jj jm mj jmmj mmjm mm mmm JM MJ me mom9 Milk makes more might. gamma mailman mum10 mammoth makes mole mire magma Mark mergePractice x and m1112131420wax tax lax gum gem exam remix minx coaxmold mile mere more magic marred maximumTom Mix; Max; Mr. Maxwell; Ms. M. Maxinemaxim mixture axiom Manx matrix exclaims
reviewand rightLesson 13C U W X MShiftrevieWThe keyboard shows the keys you have learned so far. This lesson focuses on the keys highlighted in dark blue.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MAltSpacebarShiftAltCtrlWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.1234Dd Ss Cc Jj Uu Ww Xx Mm cue cruel tuxedosugar smudge mail male malls urges underUrsa Essex Tom mow met metric metal axleCaitlin wash wish wells waxes masc. fem.PraCtiCeKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Practice c and u5 muck duck duct tuck luck lucid cull cuss6 cute could crush crust touch truck scull7 deuce stuck stack sticks success custardTECHNIQUE TIPKey by using the correct reach;other fingers should remain intheir home positions.Practice w and right shift8 William Washi Wen Winslow Woodrow Wilson9 Wolfgang Winona Wade Wheeler Wilma Wendi10 Willow Wallace Wanda Ward Wes Walt WillaPractice x and m11 mix Mexican maximum maximal Maddox moxie12 mixer Alex examined axmen taxman Maxwell13 mass exits extremes exhumes sixth summerPractice c u w right shift x and m14 Cellist Cancels a Concert. Felix meowed.15 Dexter Wexler Chuck chum chew chow exits16 Sammie worries that few hear much music.21
Lesson 14Learn B and YWarM uPKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines. Do notlook at the keyboard.1234NEW KEYSif elf fast fill fun effort effect fadedend hen den jail Julie hale hinge joggergas sash fish half fresh joshes freshmanEdward jest heft cleft gash grass jaggedLearnB Use the F finger.Y Use the J finger.BackspaceTabQ W ECapsLockShiftCtrlA SZR TD FXYG HIUJO PK LEnterC V B N MAltSpacebarShiftAltCtrlReach your F finger down and right to key B . Keep your A fingeranchored on its home key. Reach your J finger up and left to keyY . Keep the other right-hand fingers anchored on their home keys.PraCtiCeBREAKING BAD HABITSKey each line twice. Double-space after each pair of lines.Do not reach far for the keyboard.Keep elbows at right angles, butfree to move slightly.Practice b5678fff fbf bfb bbb fbfbee bib bat bar rubbeen bias bunt tubacable rabbit cabbiebbb fb bf baa be fibdub cub club tub butstub beef bark aboutribbon rubber bubblePractice y9101112jjj jyj yyj jjy jyj yyy jy yj yd jay hayyou yet yes say sty dry day aye fly awayjoy jay jury ray rely yolk yen nosy bodyYoung York Yak yam yummy tiny teeny tidyPractice b and y13 Bryce buys a bulb to brighten the lobby.14 Buddy the bulldog labors to bury a bone.15 Brody yearns for a yacht; bye bye money.22
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keyboard or the mouse Sit one hand’s length from the keyboard. Keep elbows at right angles. Leaning your hand on the keyboard or the wrist support Hover your hands over the keyboard; curl your fingers slightly. Bad Habits Checklist Bending your wrists forward, back, left, or right Keep
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