Tap the space bar once between words. Tap enter to start a new line.
The space bar makes a gap between words. Rest your thumb on it and tap it once between words.
One tap makes one gap. Two taps make the gap too wide, and no tap leaves the words stuck together.
A full stop sits close beside its word, and the gap comes after it.
Enter starts a new line. Reach your little finger to enter, tap it, and hurry back home.
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
One. One tap makes one gap.
Enter. Enter sends the cursor to the start of a new line.
The thumb. Your thumb taps the long space bar between words.
The space bar. The space bar makes the gap.
With a grown-up beside you, open a notes app or a word processor and type three foods you like, one on each line. Tap the space bar once between words and enter for each new line. Never put your full name or your address in it.
With a notes app open, let your child type a short list of foods, one tap of space between words and enter for each new line; remind them never to type their full name or address.
