Typing and study skills
Keyboarding, quizzes, writing practice and classroom tools that help with the work around the work.
Typing and study skills 15
Typing.com
A full typing course with lessons, tests and games. A free path is there; schools can pay for a classroom dashboard.
TypingClub
A popular, lesson-by-lesson typing tutor that you can start without an account. The title on the site calls the basic course free.
Free typing course
Nitro Type
A racing game that uses typing as the throttle, useful once a child already knows the keyboard a little.
Freerice
Multiple-choice questions (vocabulary, maths and more) where each right answer contributes rice through the World Food Programme.
Free to play
Kahoot
A quiz platform used in classrooms and at home. Anyone can play; making and hosting more quizzes sits on a free or paid plan.
Wordwall
A maker of interactive classroom games and printables. Teachers can play a set number of activities for free; more is a subscription.
Blooket
A quiz site that wraps questions in several different games. Popular in classrooms; a paid plan adds more modes and limits.
Quill
Free, sentence-level writing practice (grammar, combining sentences, proofs) from a nonprofit, designed for classrooms.
Free practice
NoRedInk
Adaptive grammar and writing practice used in schools, with a free starter set and a paid curriculum.
Vocabulary.com
A dictionary plus adaptive vocabulary practice, usable for free with limits, and as a school or family subscription.
Book Creator
A tool for making digital books with text, audio, video and drawings, used widely in primary classrooms. A free plan lets you make a few books.
Seesaw
A classroom portfolio and activity platform in which children post work for their teacher and family. Schools usually provide the account.
Canva for Education
Canva's free education plan, which gives verified teachers and their students the paid design tools for classroom work.
ABCya
A large set of educational games for primary children, covering maths, reading and typing. The site has a free, ad-supported layer and a paid membership.
Funbrain
Games, comics and a few books for primary-age children, including the online home of the Diary of a Wimpy Kid excerpts. The site carries advertising.
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