Every program is different. Some leaders want kids playing games every night; others want practice only. You choose.
- Open your program and tap Settings.
- Check or uncheck: - Mini-games: voice-powered arcade games like Road to Nationals. Every gate is a real question, so it still counts as practice. - Duels: kids challenge a teammate to the same 10 questions. - Team leaderboard: this week's right answers, cards conquered, streaks, and duel wins.
- Tap Save.
Practice unlocks play sets how many practice answers a kid needs each day before games open (for example 10). Leave it at 0 to keep games always open. Game answers and quiz matches don't count toward it; the Interrupt Trainer, Flash Cards, Quotations, and the rest do.
Turned-off features disappear from every kid's home screen right away. Practice tools (Interrupt Trainer, Flash Cards, Quotations, Seal Practice) are always on.
Leaderboards only ever show a kid's first name and last initial.
Set your next meet
Under Next meet on Settings, enter the meet's name, date, and question range (for example 1 to 150), then tap Save meet.
Until the meet:
- Kids learn new questions from the meet's range. Reviews of questions they already know keep coming.
- Each kid's home screen counts down the days and shows how much of the meet's range they know.
- Quiz match starts with the meet's range, and the Team map shows how ready the team is.
The day after the meet, everything goes back to all 576 questions. Set the next meet whenever you're ready.