Homeschool Math Tutoring Online | K-12

Homeschooling gives you flexibility. Math still needs structure.

For homeschool families, math support needs to be flexible enough to fit your routine, but structured enough to make sure your child keeps building the right skills.

Because math builds over time, earlier skills often support later topics. Fractions can connect to ratios, decimals, percentages, and eventually algebra. Multiplication facts can support division, problem solving, and more advanced math.

That’s where APLUS America can help. Your child starts with the Math Doctor assessment, which helps identify what they already understand and where they need more support. From there, we create a personalized weekly lesson plan that works through those areas in the right order.

APLUS America gives you structured math support that fits alongside the learning you’re already doing at home.

How APLUS America fits into a homeschool routine

Homeschool families can use APLUS America alongside the learning they’re already doing at home.

For some families, it adds extra structure to their math routine. For others, it provides support when their child reaches a topic they find challenging, like algebra, geometry, fractions, or problem solving.

Your child starts with our Math Doctor assessment, which helps identify what they already understand and where they may need more support. From there, they receive a personalized weekly lesson plan that targets the right skills in the right order.

With weekly progress updates and access to tutor support, APLUS America gives homeschool families a clear, structured way to strengthen math learning at home.

What is included in your tutoring

The Math Doctor assessment

Every child starts with the Math Doctor diagnostic assessment, which maps their current math understanding across the full K-12 curriculum. For homeschool families this is particularly valuable because it gives you an independent, objective picture of exactly where your child is, not based on what curriculum you have covered, but based on what your child actually understands. Many homeschool parents find the assessment reveals gaps they were not aware of, alongside strengths they can build on.

A personalized weekly lesson plan

Every Monday, your child’s plan is updated with fresh lessons targeting the areas identified by the assessment and updated based on the previous week’s results. There is no guessing what to work on next. Your child logs in and the work is ready for them, sequenced to close gaps first, consolidate current content second, and extend into more advanced topics when they are ready.

The Math Wiz platform

Every lesson includes step-by-step solutions, so your child can work independently and review explanations as many times as needed. The platform teaches, tests and revisits each concept, adapting based on how your child is performing.

Tutor support up to 10 hours per week

If your child needs extra support, our online tutors are available to explain concepts further and answer questions, so your child can continue learning with confidence.

Parents can also contact tutor support to discuss their child’s progress, ask questions about the curriculum, or talk through their weekly report.

Weekly progress reports

Each week, families receive a progress report showing what their child worked on and how they performed.

For homeschool families, this makes it easier to keep track of learning at home. You can see which skills your child is building, where they may need more support, and how their plan is adjusting over time.

It also gives parents a simple record of weekly learning activity, which can be helpful when organizing homeschool notes, planning future lessons, or reviewing progress across the year.

A rewards system that keeps children motivated

Students earn points as they complete lessons and activities. These points can be exchanged for gift cards to popular stores, giving children a tangible way to celebrate their effort and progress.

For homeschool families, the rewards system can add an extra layer of encouragement to weekly learning. It helps children see their progress, stay engaged with their lessons, and feel proud of the effort they are putting in.

Full K-12 math curriculum, Common Core aligned

The APLUS America math curriculum supports students from Kindergarten through Grade 12. It is aligned to Common Core Standards, the framework used across many U.S. schools to guide what students learn at each stage.

For homeschool families, this gives your child the flexibility to learn at the level that suits them. They can move ahead when they are ready, while also revisiting concepts from previous years if they need extra support.

It also helps keep their learning connected to grade-level skills, which can be helpful if they ever transition back into school or prepare for standardized assessments.

Because the curriculum is comprehensive, skills are taught in a clear sequence, so your child can keep building their understanding without important topics being missed.

The full curriculum includes:

Kindergarten through Grade 5: counting, number sense, operations, base ten, fractions, decimals, measurement, geometry and word problems.
Grades 6 through 8: ratios and proportional relationships, the number system, integers, expressions and equations, geometry, statistics and probability.
High school: Algebra 1, Geometry, Algebra 2, Pre-Calculus and Trigonometry, Probability and Statistics and AP Calculus.

Explore the full math curriculum

Why APLUS America works well for homeschool children

Our tutoring works well for home learning because it gives families structure without taking away flexibility.

Your child can work through their lessons at their own pace. If they understand a concept quickly, they can keep moving. If they need more time, they can revisit the lesson and continue building their understanding before moving forward.

Each week, your child receives a fresh personalized learning plan, giving your homeschool routine a clear focus for the week ahead. Lessons are short, interactive, and self-directed, so your child can log in and complete their work from home on a tablet or computer.

The rewards system also gives children a tangible way to celebrate their effort and progress as they complete lessons and activities.

For children with ADHD, dyslexia, dyscalculia, or other learning differences, the format can be especially helpful. Lessons are clear and manageable, the weekly routine is predictable, and tutor support is available when your child needs something explained another way. Your child does not need a formal diagnosis to access support.

APLUS America is a complement, not a replacement

Some families worry that using an external tutor means giving up control of their homeschool curriculum. That is not how APLUS America works.

You remain in charge of when your child learns, how long they spend, what pace they move at and what else you teach alongside the tutoring. APLUS America provides the math component: the structured curriculum, the diagnostic assessment, the personalized plan and the tutor support. Everything else stays with you.

If you are using a separate homeschool curriculum and just want to add structured math support, your child can use the platform’s search tool to find lessons on any topic you are currently covering and use those alongside your existing materials. If you want APLUS America to be the primary math tutoring, the personalized plan and full curriculum sequence will handle that. Both approaches work.

Pricing

Math tutoring with APLUS America starts from $24 per week. That includes access to the full K-12 math curriculum, our Math Doctor diagnostic assessment, your child’s personalized weekly lesson plan, tutor support up to 10 hours per week, and weekly progress reports.

English support can also be added for homeschool families who want help with reading comprehension, writing, grammar, and vocabulary.

From $24 / week

Full K-12 math curriculum
Math Doctor assessment
Personalized weekly lesson plan
Tutor support up to 10 hrs/week
Weekly progress reports

Start Your 2 Weeks Free

New families get their first two weeks free, so you can complete the Math Doctor assessment, see your child’s first personalized lesson plan and work through a week of lessons before making any commitment.

What homeschool families ask us most

Does the curriculum cover all grades from Kindergarten through to high school?

Yes. The full K-12 math curriculum is included, from early number sense and counting through to AP Calculus. The Math Doctor assessment identifies where your child should start, and the personalized plan works through the curriculum from that point.

Is the curriculum aligned to Common Core Standards?

Yes. Every lesson is developed around Common Core Standards. For homeschool families this means your child’s math learning maps directly to what would be expected at each grade level in any US school.

Can I use APLUS America alongside a curriculum I already use?

Many homeschool families use APLUS America alongside their existing curriculum for extra structure, support, and practice. Your child’s personalized weekly math learning plan can target the areas where they need support, while still fitting around what you are already teaching at home. This means you can keep using the curriculum or homeschool approach that works for your family, with APLUS America providing additional math support each week.

What if my child is working below their grade level?

That is exactly what the Math Doctor assessment is designed to find. The assessment identifies your child’s actual level of understanding, not their chronological grade, and the personalized plan starts there. A child who is working below grade level in some areas will have those gaps addressed first, regardless of their age.

What if I am not confident teaching certain areas of math myself?

This is one of the main reasons homeschool families come to us. The curriculum is designed so that your child can work through lessons independently, with step-by-step solutions available for every question. If they get stuck on something you cannot help with, they can call our tutor line. You do not need to be a math expert to use APLUS America effectively.

How much time does the lesson take each week?

Your child’s personalized math learning plan is designed to be completed in short, manageable sessions, around 20 minutes at a time, a few times per week. This makes it easy to fit into your homeschool routine.

Does APLUS America work for children with ADHD or learning differences?

Yes. The short structured lessons, predictable weekly routine, private low-pressure environment and rewards system work well for many children with ADHD, dyscalculia, dyslexia and other learning differences. You do not need a formal diagnosis to start. If your child has specific learning needs you want to discuss before joining, you can call us directly.

Can I see what my child has been working on each week?

Yes. You receive a weekly progress report covering what your child worked on, how they performed and what the plan covers next. You can also call the tutor line at any time to discuss your child’s progress in more detail.

Do you cover both math and English for homeschoolers?

Yes. APLUS America covers math and English from Kindergarten through to Grade 12. You can enroll in math only or in both subjects together. Details are on our main homeschool tutoring page.

Online Math Tutoring for Homeschool Families