Hahah... memories...
Back in grade 5 or 6, we had this wonderful program called "Fastype". It was run on a network of 10 or 12 XT's with CGA displays hooked to a 286 server with a 10meg hard drive I believe. It was running some version of Novell Netware.
The best part is that the sample stuff you had to type was stored in plaintext files. Well, using my trusty superuser account (it's great when you know more about the computers in grade 6 than the teacher does) we tinkered with text files.
Thinking back, I almost feel bad. It probably cost somebody a whole lot of money because they had to get a schoolboard "computer expert" to fix it.
It was, however, very hard to not piss myself laughing when everybody "discovered" the new things they had to type.
But anyway....
EDIT: Oh yeah, "Fastype"... I believe it is still out there, and in a newer format. That's how I learned, and on a good day, I can type 100WPM