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Homework diagram? Watch it explained, together

When your child is stuck on the diagram in their homework and you don't remember the science either, take a photo of it. ContentRoof makes a short video that explains it on that exact picture, in plain words, in your family's language.

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For the parent at the kitchen table

The water cycle, the parts of a flower, how a plant drinks, the solar system, the parts of the ear, a simple circuit: the diagrams come home every week, and explaining them from memory is hard. Upload the page and you both get a calm, clear explanation of the exact drawing in the book, one part at a time, with arrows coming to life where things flow.

Why it helps children

A tip

Ask for the level you need: "Explain the water cycle for a 9-year-old" gives simpler words than "Explain the water cycle".

How it works

  1. Take a photo of the homework pageThe diagram should be clear and fill most of the photo.
  2. Ask your questionPick Diagram to video, add the photo, and say who it's for: "for a 10-year-old".
  3. Watch togetherIn about two minutes you get a narrated video of that exact picture.

Questions

Is my picture redrawn?

No. The video is made on the exact picture you upload, so every label matches your source. Only the camera, highlights, labels and moving dots are added.

Which languages?

Eleven: English, Arabic, Urdu, Hindi, Spanish, French, Portuguese, German, Italian, Russian and Polish. Narration, captions and labels are in the language you pick, even when the picture is in English.

Is it suitable for young children?

Yes: say the age in your question and the explanation uses simpler words. As with anything online, watch it together with younger children.

Is it free?

You can try it free with a Google sign-in. Students and teachers who sign in with a school email (.edu, .ac.uk, .edu.pk and the like) get ContentRoof Pro free.

Updated 2026-11-14

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