Pick a time that won't be interrupted by lessons or other activities. If your child finishes before the end of the study time, have him or her spend the rest of the time reading. This will help your child become a better reader and it will reduce the temptation to hurry through assignments. Provide a Quiet Place for Study. Try to eliminate as many distractions as possible.
Some kids work better with a little, low-level background sound.
Avoid having the television on, however. Children don't necessarily need to study in a private space. The kitchen may be a fine place to study, for instance, so long as distractions are kept to a minimum. Provide Basic Materials. Pens, pencils, lined paper, pencil sharpener, and so forth are usually all your child will need.