Dance Mat Typing Level 2

Here in the Dance Mat typing level 2 , you are going to keep a keen eye on the top row of the home row. Get ready to do some fast finger stretchings. By placing your fingers on the home row keys, now you are going to learn the way to extend your fingers to reach the top row of the keyboard. You will eventually be able to type both home row keys as well as top row keys without any hardships.Yep! Keep going! You are just a few steps away from becoming a keyboarding wizard. It is time to save the angels with active typing.

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 4 - Typing Games

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 4

Now? We should really fill out the key board a bit more, and this time, we add T and Y to the mix. This stage will help you learn to cover more ground, get used to the essential vowels of E, R, U,...

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 5 - Typing Games

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 5

so it’s a good time for a little reminder of all you’ve learnt. Just like every stage of Dance Mat typing, first you’ll run through all you’ve learned so far, then you’ll swiftly move onwards -...

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 6 - Typing Games

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 6

Before you do your halfway victory dance, we’ve got one final challenge to complete that top row – Q and P. This is going to stretch out your hands and test your flexibility – your right will work...

Mastering the Top Row with Dance Mat Typing Level 2

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 4

Keys: t and y

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 focuses on the upper row of the keyboard, which includes the letters q, w, e, r, t, y, u, i, o, and p. In Level 1, you already learned the keys e, r, u, and i. Now, Level 2 covers the remaining keys, starting with Stage 4, which focuses on t and y.

Stage 4 begins with a review of the previous stages. Users first practice the home row keys and then the e, r, u, and i keys from Stages 2 and 3. Familiarity with these keys is essential as they are part of the top row. Once the review is complete, you’ll focus on the t and y keys, the main focus of Stage 4. The t key is on the left side of the keyboard and is pressed with the left index finger, which also presses f, g, and r. The y key is on the right side and is pressed with the right index finger, which also presses j, h, and u. Progress in Stage 4 is tracked with fruits to show how far you've advanced.

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 5

Keys: w and o

After mastering the home row and several top row keys, it's time to perfect the top row by learning the remaining keys. In Stage 5, you’ll focus on w and o. The stage begins with a brief review of the home row letters and a recap of the t and y keys from Stage 4. Remembering these keys is crucial for progressing in Dance Mat Typing. After the review, you’ll concentrate on the main keys of w and o. The w key is used by the left ring finger, which rests on s, and the o key is used by the right ring finger, which rests on l. Track your progress with the “crushed can” indicator in the progress bar below.

Dance Mat Typing Level 2 - Stage 6

Keys: q and p

With most top row keys mastered, Stage 6 completes the row by introducing the last two keys: q and p. The stage starts with a review of the home row keys, followed by a recap of the t, y, w, and o keys from the previous stages. After the review, you’ll focus on the q and p keys. To press q, use the left pinky, extending from a to q. To press p, use the right pinky, extending from the semicolon to p. As the final stage of Level 2, Stage 6 ensures all fingers assigned to the home row can reach their respective top row keys effectively.

Congratulations on completing Dance Mat Typing Level 2! Continue practicing to reinforce your skills and build speed and accuracy.