On your home page, tap your kid to open their progress page. It shows how well they know each of the 576 questions.
The numbers at the top
- Cards conquered: questions at silver or better, out of 576.
- Questions covered: questions they've practiced at least once.
- This week: answers in the last 7 days, and on how many different days.
- Correct: the share of answers they got right. Once they've buzzed in on some questions, it also shows how often they got it right from the interrupt point.
When the app can't tell what your kid said, that try doesn't count anywhere. It never counts as wrong.
The five stages
Every question has a stage. The colors match the cards in your kid's My Cards collection.
- Not started: not practiced yet.
- Learning (bronze): seen it, still learning it.
- Knows the answer (silver): answered right on at least 2 different days, and likely to still know it next week.
- Interrupt-ready (gold): also answered right from the interrupt point on 2 different days.
- Verified: a leader asked it in person and your kid got it right. Verified is for good. It never goes away.
Two misses in a row move a question back to Learning, unless it's verified. That's normal. The question just comes back for review sooner.
Correct by point value
The three boxes show the share of right answers on 10-point, 20-point, and 30-point questions.
Last 2 weeks
Each bar is one day. Taller bars mean more answers that day. Gaps are days without practice.
Bible Master readiness
For Discoverer, Searcher, Achiever, and Master, the bar shows the chance your kid would pass that seal test today, based on what they know now. Next goal is the first seal under 90%.
These are practice estimates. Official seals are tested in person at church. See Seal practice and the Fix-It list.
Tough questions
These are questions your kid has missed again and again: at least 3 misses spread over 2 weeks or more. A question leaves the list once they get it right on 2 different days, or reach silver. Tough questions are great picks for a quick Quiz My Kid round.
Devices
The bottom of the page lists the devices you've paired, with Remove buttons. See Sharing one device between kids.