TL;DR
What did u/LegitimateHall4467 use Gemini for?
A parent photographs pages from the kids' textbooks and has Gemini turn them into multiple-choice quizzes, spelling-error texts to correct and dictation practice, plus asks it for coaching on helping with hard topics. They describe it as very useful, especially because one practice text can cover spelling and another subject at the same time.
What they did
They scan textbook pages and ask Gemini for multiple-choice quizzes, or make an audio overview in NotebookLM. For grammar, Gemini writes a text full of spelling mistakes for the kids to correct, or a dictation text with the errors kids usually make, based on what they're studying in other subjects like history or physics. They also ask it for advice on helping a child with something difficult, and the older child asks Gemini to explain things they didn't understand.
How it went
They describe it as very useful, especially because one practice text can cover spelling and another subject at the same time.
Worth knowing
- Check the answers in the quizzes against the textbook, since AI can get facts wrong. Younger kids should use it with a parent nearby.
- Price check: Google Gemini: free plan; Google AI Plus: US$4.99/month (checked Nov 1, 2026).
Try it yourself
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Here are photos of my child's textbook pages on [topic], grade [grade]. Make a 10-question multiple-choice quiz with an answer key. Then write a 150-word paragraph about the same topic that contains 8 spelling mistakes typical for this age, for my child to find and fix.
More people who did this
- Ric Edelman (@ricedelman) (X, Oct 20, 2026): A college instructor reports that one of his top-scoring students gave Gemini all the assigned readings and asked for a 50-question quiz, studying until the scores were high enough.
Original post
See u/LegitimateHall4467's original post on Reddit → (Jan 22, 2026)
Sources
- u/LegitimateHall4467 on Reddit, Jan 22, 2026 — the original post
- Google Gemini pricing — checked Nov 1, 2026
