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Homeschool Review Made Easy: Create Your Own Quizzes
Ultimate Homeschool Podcast Network · 4 ноября 2026 г. · 13 мин
396: Homeschool Review Made Easy: Create Your Own Quizzes Want to check how much your children remember without spending hours writing review questions? In this episode, Meryl van der Merwe shares four AI tools that help homeschool parents create quizzes based on exactly what their children have been learning. These tools can turn your lesson materials into review activities and help older students prepare for tests independently. Four Tools for Creating Your Own Review Activities 1. Canva Code Create interactive activities by describing what you want and providing the information to include. Meryl shares how she used it to make a matching game for AI vocabulary. Try matching terms with definitions or creating a sorting activity. 2. Padlet Arcade Turn source material into a review game. One example is an ordering activity in which children arrange the stages of a tree’s growth from seed to maturity. Specify the age range to help tailor the activity to your children. 3. Wayground Formerly Quizizz, Wayground offers ready-made quizzes as well as AI tools for generating your own. Meryl discusses creating questions from materials such as PDFs, videos, and Google Docs, with automatic grading. 4. Gemini Notebook / NotebookLM Build a notebook with sources related to what your children are studying, then use it to create: Quizzes with options for difficulty and number of questions. Flashcards children can use for independent practice. Study guides and tests with short-answer or essay questions and a separate answer key. Select individual sources to review one topic, or include multiple sources for cumulative review. Other Resources Mentioned Kahoot! , Baamboozle , Quizlet , Flippity, and Google Forms offer additional ways to review. Previous episodes explore Flippity, Google Forms, Canva Code, Canva Learn Grid, and Padlet Arcade. Take a look at show sponsor, FundaFunda Academy to see what they offer for online classes and web-based unit studies. Join our Facebook Group, especially f