Tap backspace back to the slip, then type on. A slip is only not right yet.
A slip is only something not right yet. Everyone slips, even grown-ups.
Backspace rubs out the last letter you typed. Tap it once and it nibbles the last letter, tap again for the one before.
Go back only as far as the slip. The good letters after it get rubbed out too, so you type them again.
Tap and look, then tap and look again. Holding backspace down keeps munching and munching.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
Backspace. The space bar makes a gap and enter starts a new line.
Only to the slip. The good letters after it get rubbed out too, so you type them again.
Take a calm breath. A breath helps you think. Jabbing makes more mess.
No. A slip only means not right yet.
With a grown-up, type a short line and make one slip on purpose. Breathe, tap backspace back to the slip, type the letters again and look.
Let your child type a short line and make one slip on purpose, then watch the calm fix: a breath, a few taps back to the slip, and typing on; stay calm yourself and never rush them.
