Quiz Your Kid While You're at Work (Send a Quiz to Their Phone)
Last updated October 26, 2026 · Video published October 26, 2026 · 1:13
The test is tomorrow and you're not home. Snap the pages, or have your kid send you a photo of them, make the quiz, and tap Share with Child. They get a link that opens straight into the quiz on their phone, with nothing to install and no login. They answer on their own, see an explanation after every question, and get their score at the end.
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What's said in the video
You're at work, the test is tomorrow, and your kid is at home. You can still quiz them.
Snap the pages, or ask your kid to send you a photo of them. Here, two pages about the moon.
Set their age in the info menu. Nine for this one.
Add the photos,
and generate the quiz.
Now tap Share with Child.
You get a link. Send it the way you usually message them.
On their phone, the link opens the quiz.
Nothing to install, and no login.
They answer on their own, with a short explanation after every question.
At the end they see their score. Ask them to send you a screenshot, and you'll know how it went before you're even home.
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Pages in the video: The Children's Book of Stars by G. E. Mitton (1907), public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.
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