Typing Game With Race Cars

Typing Game With Race Cars
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The player controls movements of a car by typing commands on the keyboard. A random word with a numeric parameter determining the extent of a movement instruction corresponds to each movement instruction.

There exist two playing modes for the game: standard and network ones.

Network game results are recorded to the result table on the server enabling the player to compete with his colleagues.

Owing to various complexity levels of the speedway not only advanced users but also beginners can play the game.

Rules of the game

Player's task:

To drive the car around one circle of the speedway as quick as possible.

Commanding the car:

The car is commanded by a number of words typed with the help of the keyboard in the input string located in the lower left corner of the game window (or in the center of the window). One can move the input panel by 'catching' the arrow with the mouse.

There are 4 driving commands:

Move forward
Move backward
Turn left
Turn right

To execute the necessary instruction, you should type the word indicated near the movement arrow in the input string.

Instructions for Move forward and turns have additional numeric parameters indicating the extent of each movement instruction.

Thus, 'Move forward' instruction is valued from 0 (stop) to 5 (maximum drive speed).

Instructions for turns have values from 0 (moving straight) to 10 (maximum turning angle).

'Move backward' instruction does not have any numeric parameter.

Numeric parameters should be entered in a blank space after the typed instruction word.

For example, word 'Sun' corresponds to movement forward. The instruction will be as follows:
'Sun 4'

Instruction input is completed by pressing 'Enter'. If a word (and a whole instruction) is typed correctly, the string gets empty, the car performs the instruction and the used word is replaced with a new one. If a word (and a whole instruction) is typed incorrectly, nothing occurs.

Delete the error with 'Backspace' button and press 'Enter'.

The car must not go beyond speedway limits. It stops on reaching the road edge. In this case give 'Move backward' instruction and then go on moving forward.

Speedway segments colored in brown imitate speedway defects. If the car comes across such a defect, its speed is double reduced.

Have a nice car-racing!

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Typing is an essential skill for modern kids to develop. With another season of remote learning upon us, it’s even more so. The ability to type quickly and accurately could mean the difference between seamless communication with a teacher and classmates and a sluggish learning experience with assignments that take twice as long as they should. In short, little kids need to start learning how to type. But, let’s be honest: learning to type can be booooooooooooring. But that’s where typing games come in.

The Internet is awash in free typing games for kids take typing one step (err, key) at a time, so kids won’t get overwhelmed looking at the seemingly random arrangement of letters on the keyboard. Plus, they make typing practice fun — incorporating adventures, animals, songs, race cars, and more to keep kids engaged and entertained while deepening their QWERTY command. All of the typing practice games below are free, focus on specific skills, remind kids to use good form, and allow them to build on skills with increasingly advanced levels. The hard part is dragging kids away when computer time is over.

Beginner Typing Games For Kids

1. Dance Mat Typing

In this interactive game from the BBC, kids are led through four levels of typing practice by a groovy British goat, a dancing hippo, a German mountain cow, and a Persian cat. Each level is divided into three stages, which focuses on specific keys, and emphasizes proper form. Because there’s such detailed instruction, kids can play this game relatively independently. It’s well-paced and offers plenty of positive reinforcement, which is key for kids who get frustrated or overwhelmed by the task.

2. Typing Club

Typing club is less of a game and more of a course. It takes kids step by step through each key on the keyboard and makes sure they master each skill before moving on to the next. It’s thorough and breaks things down in easy-to -earn chunks, but lacks any of the frills that other games use to motivate players, like songs and characters. (This may be a relief to parents in earshot.) Users can take a placement test to see where they should start, watch their stats progress, and earn badges. If you’re looking for a progressive course, or need somewhere for a beginner to start, as opposed to a short game that provides occasional practice, Typing Club is it.

3. Type a Balloon

As balloons float upwards, players must type the letter pictured on each balloon before the balloon floats up into the sky out of reach. Players can choose different levels of difficulty or opt to restrict a game to only letters from one row of the keyboard. Because letters can be typed in any order, and are all lower case, this game is good for beginners who are still getting the hang of where each letter is located on the keyboard. It would probably be too easy for those who are ready to type sentences. You may want to hit mute before you introduce this game, or risk suffering the nonstop sound of balloons popping.

Intermediate Typing Games For Kids

For kids who understand the basics, but need some practice memorizing the location of each letter on the keyboard

4. Cup Stacking

Users stack and unstack cup pyramids as fast as they can by typing the letters on each cup. Once a pyramid is stacked, players must unstack it by typing that sequence of letters in reverse. The repetition helps drill down where each letter is in relation to one another, especially for hard to reach and less common keys like Q, X, and P. Players are competing against their best time, so there’s always room for improvement.

5. Keyboard Jump

In this game, players move forward by correctly typing different words. There are four levels, options to include numbers, and opportunities to practice specific rows on the keyboard, typing only words made of those letters. This is a great option for kids who know the basics but need to practice typing without looking at the keyboard, who are used to typing with one finger and need to practice correct form, or who are better with one hand.

6. Keytower

The object of this game is to stack as many boxes as possible on top of one another before the 90 seconds is up. As a crane swings boxes back and forth, players must type the letter featured on the box in order to release it. Keytower requires some timing skill to decide when to type the letter and release the box, and its premise makes it possible for kids to forget that they’re even practicing typing. But it’s slow enough that players could have time to type each letter with one finger, so they may need to be reminded to use good form.

Advanced Typing Games For Kids

For those who want to refine their typing skills and increase their speed.

7. Snake

Remember all that time in calculus you spent not playing snake on your TI-81 calculator? Sure you don’t. Well, this game is pretty much the same thing. Players hone the use of the middle, index, and forefinger on both hands while steering a snake into various fruits and trying not to bump into the elongated body. It requires quick thinking and really gets kids familiar with specific keys, so it’s a great tool for kids who know the basics of typing but want to be able to type quicker, without so much thought.

8. Nitro Type

In this fast-paced race car game, players compete by typing out complex paragraphs as quickly and accurately as possible and watching their race car progress as they do. If a player misses a letter, their car won’t move forward until they fix their mistake, so it teaches accuracy just as much as speed. Nitro type most closely mimics real-life typing scenarios – though race cars aren’t usually involved, paragraphs, as opposed to randomly assorted letters, are – so it’s great practice for more advanced typers. Plus, kids are incentivized by playing against friends and earning points for each race, which can be put towards the purchase of new race cars, so they won’t grow bored after a few rounds. Nitro type does offer upgraded memberships (for perks like ad-free games) that require real money, so be wary of young typers and auto-fill credit card information.