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Send a quiz to your kid's phone

Last updated October 5, 2026 · Video published September 28, 2026 · 0:54

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Often the parent is the one holding the textbook and the phone, while the kid who actually needs to practice has a different phone or a tablet. This clip shows the hand-off from one to the other.

What happens in the video

  1. Photograph the pages and generate the quiz as usual.
  2. On the first question, tap Share with Child.
  3. Send the link however you normally message your kid: text, WhatsApp, email.
  4. The quiz opens in their browser right away. No app to install and no account to create.
  5. When they finish, they see their score and can send a challenge link to a friend.

Shared quizzes stay available for 30 days, so the same link works for a second round later in the week. Spacing reviews out like that tends to stick better than one long session, which we explain in why a few short quiz sessions beat one long block.

The challenge link at the end is there for a reason too. Having a score to beat keeps a lot of kids going for another round, as covered in why sharing a quiz score makes kids study longer.

What's said in the video

Made a quiz on your phone? Here's how to send it to your kid's phone.

Snap the two pages they need to study, like you normally would. Add the photos, and tap Generate Quiz.

Now tap Share with Child. You get a link. Send it by text, WhatsApp, whatever you use.

Meanwhile, on your kid's phone. The same quiz opens right away. No app, and no login.

They answer on their own, and read why after each question.

At the end they get their score, and they can challenge a friend to beat it.

Swipe Smart. Make it on your phone, they take it on theirs.

Pages shown: Elementary Physiology and Hygiene by Buel P. Colton (1903), public domain, via Wikimedia Commons.

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