Parent Guide

Get to know SundaySaturday

A friendly, click-by-click tour of every part of SundaySaturday — what each page is for, where to tap, and what happens next.

Getting started

Welcome & signing in

This is the first page you land on. From here you create a free account or log in. Once you sign in as a parent, SundaySaturday takes you straight to My Kids — your home base for everything below.

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The SundaySaturday welcome page with a Get Started button in the top-right corner.
  1. 1Open sundaysaturday.com. Tap Get Started to make a free account, or Log in if you already have one.
  2. 2After you log in, SundaySaturday drops you straight into My Kids. That's the next section below.
Your home base

My Kids — your Parents Corner

My Kids is your daily starting point. Add each child once, then send assessments, watch streaks build, and celebrate their wins — all from one screen.

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The My Kids page showing a card for each child, the assessment composer, a weekly streak and recent wins.
Your My Kids home: a card per child, a one-line assessment maker, streaks and recent wins.
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The Add a child pop-up with a name field and an optional grade field.
The “Add a child” pop-up — a name is all you need; grade is optional.
  1. 1Tap the Add a child card. A small pop-up opens.
  2. 2Type your child's name (like “Emma”) and, if you want, their grade. Tap Add child.
  3. 3Your child now appears under Your Kids. Tap their card any time to see progress, streaks and past assessments.
  4. 4To make something for them, use Type one thing — we'll do the rest: write a topic, then tap Create Assessment.
Everyone in one place

Family Groups

Your family lives together in one group. See every child, the assessments and learning paths they've been given, and how far along each one is.

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The Family Groups page for 'Mynul's Family' with a shared noticeboard link, assigned syllabuses, and a table of children with their PINs.
Your whole family in one place — a shared noticeboard link, each child's PIN, and what's been assigned.
  1. 1Open Family Groups to see everyone under one family (for example, “Mynul's Family”).
  2. 2Each child has a private PIN under Your kids. Tap the eye icon to reveal it.
  3. 3Share the Family noticeboard link with your kids. They enter their PIN and see every assessment you've assigned — no account needed.
  4. 4Use Assign syllabus or Assign Quiz to give the whole family a learning path or assessment at once.
Make an assessment in seconds

Assessments

Type one line — a topic and a grade — and SundaySaturday drafts an assessment for you. Tweak the questions, publish it, then share it with your child in a single tap.

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The Create New Assessment screen, with a one-line description box and assessment templates.
Describe it in one line — SundaySaturday fills in the rest.
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The assessment editor showing ten AI-generated multiple-choice questions, with Attempts, Add to Bank, Share, Marketplace and Export in the toolbar.
SundaySaturday drafts the questions in seconds. Edit any you like, then Share or Export.
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The Share & Export pop-up with a Send-to dropdown set to a child and a ready-to-copy share link.
Send it to your child — the link skips the name prompt and records their score for you.
  1. 1On My Kids, type a topic into Type one thing — we'll do the rest (for example, “Photosynthesis for Emma, grade 5”) and tap Create Assessment. You can also start from Assessments → + Create New.
  2. 2Describe it in one line, then tap Create & Enter Editor. SundaySaturday writes the questions for you in a few seconds.
  3. 3Skim the questions. Edit or remove any you want, then tap Publish to lock it in.
  4. 4Tap Share, pick your child, and copy or send the link. When they finish, their score comes back to you automatically.
A plan, not just one assessment

Learning Paths

A learning path breaks a big goal (say, “Grade 5 fractions”) into bite-sized topics, each with its own assessment — so your child learns step by step instead of all at once.

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The Create a learning path pop-up with a box to describe what you want to teach, path templates, and advanced options for subject, grade, framework and dates.
Describe what you want to teach and SundaySaturday drafts the whole path — or fine-tune it with Advanced options.
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A generated eight-topic 'Grade 5 Fractions' learning path showing the topics in sequence with descriptions, tasks and Assign and Share buttons.
The finished path: topics in order, each ready for its own assessment. Assign it to a child to start tracking.
  1. 1Open Learning Paths, tap Create Path, then choose Create using AI.
  2. 2Describe what you want to teach (like “A Grade 5 path on fractions for my child”), tweak Advanced options if you like, then tap Generate learning path.
  3. 3In a few seconds you get a full path — topics in order, each with its own plan. Edit, reorder, or add topics however you like.
  4. 4Tap Assign and pick your child to start it. Their progress then shows up back on My Kids.
Save & reuse

Question Bank

Found a question you love? Save it to your Question Bank and reuse it in any future assessment. It's your personal, growing library of the best questions.

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The Question Bank page with saved questions in a grid — each shows its type, answer options with the correct one marked, and Edit and Remove buttons — plus a topic filter.
Your saved questions, filterable by topic — drop any of them into a new assessment.
  1. 1While reviewing any assessment, tap Add to Bank on a question you'd like to keep.
  2. 2Find everything you've saved under Question Bank → My Question Bank.
  3. 3Use Search or the Topic filter to find a question fast.
  4. 4Tap Build Assessment to turn a set of saved questions into a brand-new assessment.
Ready-made templates

Curriculum library

Not sure where to start? Browse ready-made curriculum templates by subject and grade, then copy one into your own workspace with a single click.

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The Curriculum Library showing 123 ready-made templates from several countries, each with modules, topics, duration and Preview and Use Template buttons.
Ready-made curricula from several countries — filter by subject, grade or country.
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A template preview for CCSS Grade 7 Mathematics showing its units and individual lessons before you use it.
Preview a template's units and lessons before you use it.
  1. 1Open Curriculum and browse the templates. Filter by country, subject or grade to narrow things down.
  2. 2Tap Preview to see exactly what a template covers — its units, lessons and how long it takes.
  3. 3Happy with it? Tap Use Template to copy it into your own workspace as a learning path you can edit and assign.
Share & discover

Marketplace

The Marketplace is where families share their work. Browse ready-made learning paths and assessments from other parents — most are free — save your favourites, and publish your own for others to use.

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The Marketplace home with a search bar, subject filters, and Featured, Top Ranked, Trending and New Arrivals sections of learning paths and assessments.
Browse by subject, or scan Featured, Top Ranked, Trending and New Arrivals.
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A learning-path listing page showing its description, topic count, rating, author, and a full syllabus preview you can expand topic by topic.
Open any listing to preview its full syllabus, ratings and author before you use it.
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The My Wishlist page showing saved learning paths, each with a filled heart.
Tap the heart on any listing to save it to My Wishlist for later.
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The Seller Dashboard with totals for listings, downloads, rating and earnings, and a table of your published resources with an Unpublish action.
Publish your own paths and quizzes, then track downloads and ratings in your Seller Dashboard.
  1. 1Open Marketplace. Use the search bar or the subject and type filters to find learning paths and assessments.
  2. 2Tap any card to open its listing — preview the full syllabus, ratings and author before you use it.
  3. 3Tap the heart to save something to My Wishlist, or use a free resource to copy it straight into your workspace.
  4. 4To share your own, open a learning path or assessment and tap Add to Marketplace. Track how it does under Seller Dashboard.
Your AI helper

The SundaySaturday assistant

Your assistant lives beside every page. Ask it about your kids, have it make a quiz or a learning path, or send a child a login link — in plain language. It uses the same tools you do, so whatever it does shows up in your account.

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The SundaySaturday assistant docked as a third column beside the My Kids page, with suggestion chips and a message box.
Tap Chat to open the assistant beside your page — it never covers your work.
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The assistant in full-screen mode with a list of past conversations on the left and starter suggestions in the middle.
Expand it to full screen for longer chats — every conversation is saved so you can pick up where you left off.
  1. 1Tap Chat in the menu (or the floating button) to open the assistant beside whatever page you're on.
  2. 2Type a request in plain words — “How are my kids doing?”, “Make a fractions quiz for my child”, or “Send Liam a login link” — or tap one of the suggestions.
  3. 3It can answer questions about progress, build quizzes and learning paths, and send login links. Anything it creates appears in your account, just as if you'd made it yourself.
  4. 4Use the expand icon for a full-screen chat. Your conversations are saved, so you can always come back to them.

Ready to try it with your child?

It takes about two minutes to add your first child and send an assessment.

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