Child Activity Dashboard: your parent dashboard for Kahoot! Kids

The Child Activity Dashboard is a parent dashboard in the Kahoot! app and the Kahoot! Kids app. It shows how your child is learning across all self-study experiences in Kahoot!, all in one place.

Wondering how much time your little Kahoot!'er spent learning this week, or which game to play next? The dashboard brings together their solo kahoots, Quiz Games, Math Games and learning apps into a single overview. You'll see their activity over the last two weeks, their lifetime progress, and tips on what to play next.

• Who can use the Child Activity Dashboard
• How to open the Child Activity Dashboard
• What you'll see in the dashboard
• Monthly email report: your child's progress report in your inbox
• FAQ

Who can use the Child Activity Dashboard

The dashboard shows activity for child profiles and young students. Every parent can open it, and your plan decides how much detail you see.

How to open the Child Activity Dashboard

You'll find the dashboard on the Profile page in both the Kahoot! app and the Kahoot! Kids app.

1. Open the Kahoot! app or the Kahoot! Kids app.
2. Tap your profile icon.
3. Scroll down and tap Child Activity Dashboard. 
   
4. To see another child's activity, tap the profile picture in the top-right corner and choose their profile.
   
5. Done! Scroll down to see their activity, progress and recommendations.

What you'll see in the dashboard

The dashboard shows your child's activity across kahoots, Quiz Games, Math Games (including Math Missions) and learning apps. Use the This week and Last week tabs to switch between weeks, and tap the profile picture in the top-right corner to switch to another child. The time under the title shows when the data was last updated.

• Weekly overview
• Completed Activities
• Topic Progress
• Boost Learning

Weekly overview

See your child's total time spent in the selected week and how it compares with the week before (for example, 4h 32m, up 17%), their most played topic, and how many minutes they learned each day from Monday to Sunday. A purple flame badge replaces the day's letter on every day your child learned, so you can see at a glance how consistent their learning habit is. Days without activity keep their usual letter, and today has a grey outline until your child completes an activity.

Completed Activities

See every activity your child finished that week, labeled with its topic. The result shown depends on the type of activity:

Topic Progress

See how much time your child has spent on each topic over their lifetime, such as Elementary Math, Literacy and Future-ready Skills. Under each topic, you'll see how many kahoots they've played and a progress bar for each learning app or Math Game. Games they haven't tried yet show a Start button. Tap it to preview the game before you hand the device to your child. Tap View all to see every topic.

Boost Learning

Get tips on what to play next. Depending on your child's activity, the dashboard can suggest continuing a game they've already started (like Learn to Read), trying something new (like Duck Duck Fractions), playing kahoots on a topic they're learning (like Multiplication with Kahoot!), or creating a quiz for your child yourself. Tap Go to jump straight in. To see how your child moves through Math Games, read Math Missions: How to play and progress.

Monthly email report: your child's progress report in your inbox

The monthly email report is a free summary of your child's learning activity over the past month. It arrives during the first week of every month. Use it as a quick check-in, then open the full dashboard for deeper insights or to discover new games to play together.

What's in the monthly report

Each report covers one calendar month, for example January 1–31, and is personalized with your child's name.

How to sign up

1. Create a Kahoot! account with your email address, or log in if you already have one.
2. Go to your Profile page and tap on Child Activity Dashboard.
3. Tap on Opt into emails. 
   
4. Done! Your first report arrives in the first week of next month.

FAQ

1. Does Kahoot! have a parent dashboard? Yes. The Child Activity Dashboard is Kahoot!'s parent dashboard. It's available in the Kahoot! app and the Kahoot! Kids app, under Settings.
    
2. Is the Child Activity Dashboard free? Yes, every parent can see their child's total learning time for free. Detailed insights like accuracy, topics and recommendations need a Kahoot! Kids subscription or a Kahoot!+ Bronze plan or higher.
    
3. Can I track my child's learning across all Kahoot! games? Yes. The dashboard combines solo kahoots, Quiz Games, Math Games and learning apps into one overview. It's the first Kahoot! report to bring all of these together.
    
4. How far back does the dashboard go? You can switch between this week and last week. Topic Progress shows your child's lifetime progress, and Math Missions practice sets and assessments appear as kahoots with their percentage of correct answers.
    
5. How often is the data updated? Time spent is updated daily.
    
6. When is the monthly email report sent? Reports are sent during the first week of every month. They cover your child's activity over the previous month.
    
7. Do I need a subscription for the monthly email report? No, the monthly report is free. You just need a Kahoot! account with your email address.
    
8. Who does the dashboard show activity for? It shows activity for child profiles and young students. If you have several child profiles, you can view each child separately. Read more: How to create, edit, and delete Kahoot! Kids profiles