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Hopkins’s Treasure TroveChildren type letters to help Hopkins dig tunnels and recover hislost treasures. Hopkins’s game offers intermediate challenges forbeginning keyboarders that emphasize the position of letters inthe upper, middle, and lower keyboard rows. Hopkins digs up ordown when children type a key on the top or bottom letter row onthe keyboard, reinforcing key position memory. Level one reinforcesproper hand positioning by using only letters located onthe “home row,” the letters in the middle row on which fingersshould rest.LevelHomeStartHelpClick Level to change the game level.Click Start to begin play.Click Home to return to the Home screen.Click Help to get help.When children click Start, Hopkins leaps into his hole in theground. Then his game screen appears.42Type to Learn Jr.
Children type the target letters to help Hopkins dig the tunnel.When the tunnel crosses a treasure, it appears in the TreasureCollection at the top of the screen. The game ends when childrencollect all of the treasures and reach the end of the path.Treasure CollectedLevelTarget LettersHelpHomeClick Level to change the game level. Each game level presents aunique typing focus:• Level 1: Target letters are on the home row (e.g., a, s, d, f, j,k, l). Hopkins digs forward as children type letters on thehome row.• Level 2: Target letters are on more than one keyboard row(e.g., right hand: l, p, p, k, m, k). Hopkins digs up whenchildren type a letter from the top keyboard row. He digsdown when children type a letter from the bottom row. Hedigs forward as children type letters on the home row.• Level 3: Target letters use all keyboard rows as well as capitalletters. (e.g., G, t, T, J, K, j).The Sunbuddies provide hints throughout the game to help childrenwho have difficulty finding and typing the correct letters.Type to Learn Jr.43
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