Help your kid with homework without doing it for them
You finally understand the new way they teach long division, and your kid still does every step.
A picture made with AI to show the idea.
Your prompt
Attach a clear photo first, then paste the prompt with it.
Fill in your details. Skip any you like.
ChatGPT and Claude open with your prompt already typed in. Gemini can't be filled in from a link, so its button copies your prompt: paste it into the new chat.
The prompt that gets copied
I'm a parent helping my [CHILD GRADE LEVEL, e.g. 4th grade] child with the homework in this photo. Please don't solve these problems or give me the answers. Instead: 1) Explain, in plain words for me, the method this worksheet seems to use, since it may differ from how I learned it. 2) For the first problem, give me a ladder of four hints, from a gentle nudge to a big clue, that I can offer one at a time. 3) List two mistakes kids often make with this kind of problem. 4) Make up one new practice problem like these, with its answer shown separately so I can check my child's work. Keep the tone encouraging, because the struggle is part of learning.
Snap the worksheet and ask AI to explain the method your kid's class uses, give you a ladder of hints and make one practice problem. You coach, and your kid does the thinking.
Step by step
- Take a clear photo of the homework page and upload it.
- Paste the prompt below and read the explanation yourself first.
- Sit with your child and offer one hint at a time from the ladder.
- Let your child try the practice problem alone, then check it together.
What you'll get
A plain-English explanation of the method, a four-step hint ladder, common mistakes to watch for and a practice problem with its answer.
- Made for
- Everyone
- Works in
- ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude
