Boom Cards created by a Doctor of Occupational Therapy
letter match
picture match
letter match
In this deck, letters are presented on different shapes and there is a card for each letter of the alphabet. Students practice identifying the three letters that are the same out of a group of four.
name match
picture match
letter match
In this deck, students practice matching the letters of their name and then putting the letters in the correct sequence. Each deck is created for one specific name.
picture match
picture match
Build a person with shapes
In this deck, students practice matching each picture to the square with the same picture. The cards begin with 3 images to match and progress to 6 images to match.
Build a person with shapes
Build a person with shapes
Build a person with shapes
In this deck, students practice matching shapes and then use the shapes to build a person.
alphabet soup
Build a person with shapes
keyboard scramble
In these decks, students practice locating a specific letter within a large group of letters and then place that letter in the soup bowl. There is one card for each letter of the alphabet.
keyboard scramble
Build a person with shapes
keyboard scramble
In this deck, students practice locating individual letters and correctly placing them on the keyboard. The letters are presented in upper and lower case.
Tricky pairs
dolch sight words
dolch sight words
In this deck, students practice sorting letters/numbers that my get reversed or confused and then use the letter/number correctly to form a word or sequence.
dolch sight words
dolch sight words
dolch sight words
In this deck, students practice spelling 30 Dolch Sight Words by dragging the letters to the box to spell the word correctly. The list of words can be found on Boom Learning. There are 3 sight word decks.
The Typing Basics Difference
The Typing Basics program is a different way to teach typing and keyboarding skills to students and is not intended to replace learning the "traditional" typing technique. Instead, it teaches students foundational 2-handed typing without focusing on using the correct fingers to type corresponding letters. The Typing Basics program is designed for students of all ages and abilities.
The program teaches 2-handed typing by using "blue" and "yellow" hands. The "blue" (left) hand types the letters on the left side of the keyboard and the "yellow" (right) hand types the letters on the right side of the keyboard.
The first four Typing Basics decks are the foundation of the program (Levels 1-4). In Level 1, students are introduced to the blue and yellow hands and practice typing each letter of the alphabet using the correct hand. In Levels 2 and 3, students practice typing words using either their blue or yellow hand. In Level 4, students use both hands to type each word and each letter in the word is either blue or yellow indicating which hand should be used to type the letter.
Once Levels 1-4 are are completed, explore Practice Words, Spacebar, Shift Keys, and Punctuation!
Level 1
In the Level 1 deck, students practice typing each letter of the alphabet using either their left (blue) hand or right (yellow) hand.
levels 2 and 3
In the Level 2 and 3 decks, students practice typing simple words using only their left (blue) hand or right (yellow) hand.
Level 4
In the Level 4 deck, students practice using both hands to type each word and each letter is either blue or yellow indicating which hand to use.
Typing Basics- Practice words!
practice using both hands to type words
Typing Basics- Adding on!
spacebar, shift keys, and punctuation
Typing Basics- Putting it all together!
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