Many children require some motivation to get chores and homework completed on time. Reward systems can be implemented as early as toddler years and can even be a great tool for teenagers.

With the busy world families are living in, it can be quite easy to hand an iPad to your child and let them play games and watch videos. However, extensive time on screens can lead to sleep disturbances, misbehavior, inattention, hyperactivity, aggression, and much more. There are so many activities out there that can captivate your child’s attention and make them forget about that device!

Is your child’s learning routine at home getting repetitive and rather mundane? Spice it up with some amazing multi-sensory activities!

Now that we are a month into home learning, gone are the days of cute color-coded schedules and seemingly endless fun activities. Check out our list of favorite teachers to follow on social media for fun, engaging ideas and resources!

Does your child struggle with time management during this time of remote learning? Time management is an essential executive functioning skill that allows your child to complete their daily tasks with a realistic sense of how long each task will take. Here are some ways that you can help improve your child’s time management.

The first three years of a child’s life are critical for language acquisition. The more vocabulary they know, the greater their world knowledge will be.

Parents often ask us for educational ideas and activities their children can do at home. Our favorite and most recommended activity is audiobooks. Whether your child would benefit from boosting their listening comprehension and language skills or you’re just looking for a fun way to occupy their time, audiobooks are a great resource.

We hope you and your family are staying safe during the spread of coronavirus (COVID-19). By now, you may have the beginnings of a homeschool routine at home. If your routine includes reading, consider incorporating the following techniques to help your child retain and synthesize information:

No matter what the age, kids are capable of displaying independence if their parents encourage it. Here are some tips to transform your child into a self-starter.

As trained teachers with experience in homeschooling, we are well-versed in frustration management techniques! We recognize most parents are not equipped to navigate the inevitable challenges that arrive while coaching your child through schoolwork, especially alongside the stress of COVID-19.

As homeschool instructors, we love assigning creative writing to our students. Give your child one of the following prompts – you may be surprised what they create!

With the unexpected time at home due to school closures from COVID-19, you may want to build creative writing into your child’s weekly routine.

As parents and students seek to settle into new and unexpected home learning routines, check out our tips and suggestions from a student who regularly does homeschooling.

Students of all ages should organize and pick up their workspace before bed each night! Waking up, and getting to work in a tidy space has many fantastic benefits.

Academics Plus has been homeschooling students in the Atlanta area for over a decade, working with students and parents who value one-on-one education. With the spread of COVID-19, we have seen the need for our services move from a specific group to entire communities.

Here are some pointers from our education experts for keeping your child engaged during remote learning!

Learn why incorporating movement into learning is so valuable and explore tips for easy ways to do so!

With so much time at home due to coronavirus (COVID-19), many parents are encouraging their students to read. As homeschool instructors, we support this healthy habit!

As the COVID-19 pandemic spreads and impacts nearly every community in the United States, our hearts are with everyone adjusting to social distancing. With school closures, we know many families are struggling to redefine daily tasks, from work to school. From both research and personal experience, we know that routine helps mitigate the disruption and subsequent stress that social distancing may cause.

During this time of uncertainty and altered schedules, we recognize the importance of home learning and are here to provide the support and resources your children need to continue to thrive academically in conjunction with their school’s curriculum.