Encourage educational activities. Go on walks in the neighborhood, trips to the zoo, and encourage chores that teach responsibility. Read with your young child. This activity stimulates interest in reading and language and lays the foundation for your child's becoming a lifelong reader. I told them that homework exists because it helps them practice skills that they haven't fully learned yet and that they might forget.
Homework also teaches kids responsibility and how to manage and organize their time.
If parents place great value on homework, kids will make it their priority as well. Praise your student for sticking with a difficult task. Many educators believe that homework is most effective for the majority of children in first through third grades when it does not exceed 20 minutes each school day. From fourth through sixth grades, many educators recommend from 20 to 40 minutes a school day for most students. For students in seventh through ninth grades, generally, up to 2 hours a school day is thought to be suitable.