Make a quiz from a book, a recipe or a land
Try it on a library story or a Kitchen recipe. The World's lands have the same button once a student or grown-up is signed in.
Every library story, every Kitchen recipe and every World land has a Make a quiz from this button. It builds a short three-box quiz from the words on that page, prints it with an answer key, and gives you a homework link.
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How to use it
- Open a story in the library, a recipe in the Kitchen, or a land in the World, and tap Make a quiz from this.
- Play it on the board, or press Print with answer key for a paper copy.
- Press Copy homework link and send it home. A student opens it and plays with no sign-in.
Ideas for class
- After a read-aloud, build the quiz from the story and play it on the board as a class.
- Print a recipe quiz before a cooking day: amounts, order of steps and why each step is there.
- Send the homework link to families the night before a book discussion.
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Where do the questions come from?
Only from the words on that page. Some are made straight from its own sentences (fill in the blank, and which line is on the page). Others are written by Peabody's AI helper, and each one has to quote the sentence it came from, so a question about something the page never says is thrown away.
Is the AI writing for children?
A page's quiz is written once, checked word by word, and stored. The same page is never written twice. Every question goes through the same word checks children's own writing does, and if a quiz fails any check the page gets the plain sentence-based quiz instead. The AI never sees anything a visitor types.
Does the homework link keep anything?
No. The questions are packed into the address, nothing about who opens it is stored, and a refresh starts over.
Why does a quiz sometimes feel plain?
When the AI helper is off or has reached its daily limit, the page gets the sentence-based quiz. It is always correct about the page, but its questions are simple.
Nothing you or your students type is sent anywhere. The button sends only the name of the page. No sign-in, no ads. What each tool stores