Make homework a game.
Load the week's spelling words or the science chapter. The kids play it with the whole family, together or apart, and the fun fact after every answer explains why it's right, so wrong answers teach.
An example: Spelling, Week 6
Here is one question from a real sample file. Four answers: one correct spelling and three misspellings a child might really write. After the answer, the screen shows the fun fact.
The sample file has 20 of these, for ages 8 to 11. Open it in a spreadsheet to see the columns, or import it as it is.
The fun fact is the lesson
Most quizzes tell a child they were wrong and move on. Here, every question ends with a line or two on why the right answer is right: the rule, the memory trick, the common mix-up. It stays on everyone's screen for about seven seconds, long enough to read aloud, and you can hold it longer if the family wants to talk about it.
When you make your own file, ask for that. The prompt we give you already tells the AI to explain the rule and name the classic confusion rather than restate the answer.
Two difficulty levels, in this order
Standard first
Play a category on Standard until the kids are clearing it comfortably.
Then Pro
The next difficulty up, for when Standard has become easy.
Scores are kept per category, so you can see which topics still need work. Anyone can play, parents included, from their own phone or PC.
How to set it up
- Start a roomIt's free. Sign in with Google.
- Get the questionsImport the sample file above, or use our prompt to have your AI turn this week's list or chapter into a file. A category plays once it holds 12 questions; the sample has 20.
- PlayPick the category on your host page and press Start a game. Everyone joins on their own phone or PC with your four-letter room code. A TV is optional.