Kindergarten to Grade 12 · Ages 6-18
Online Math Tutoring for Children With ADHD
Short tasks, movement breaks and visual methods, in one-to-one lessons built around how your child focuses.
Prefer to ask a question first? Chat on WhatsApp
How it works, in short
TaleemSquare offers one-to-one online math lessons adapted for children with ADHD or attention difficulties. Tutors break lessons into short tasks, build in movement breaks, use visual and hands-on representations, and keep the same routine every lesson, so your child can focus on the math.
We are a tutoring service, not a clinical or special-education provider, and we do not diagnose. Lessons can work alongside an IEP, 504 plan or school accommodations. Plans start at $85 a month.
- Format
- Live, one-to-one, online
- Lesson length
- 45 minutes
- Level
- Ages 6-18
- Price
- From $85 a month
What changes after a term of lessons
Longer stretches of focus
Short, varied tasks help your child stay engaged for more of the lesson over time.
Fewer careless errors
Checklists and routines reduce the skipped steps and misread questions that cost marks.
Math confidence
A child used to feeling behind gets regular success, which changes how they see math.
What we cover
Lessons follow your child's own school or homeschool curriculum. These are the areas we work on most at this level.
Grade-level math
The same math as your child's class, taught in a format that suits their attention.
Math facts
Quick, game-based fact practice to reduce the load on working memory.
Multi-step problems
Breaking longer problems into small, checkable steps.
Word problems
Highlighting key information and using a simple routine to plan.
Organization skills
Neat working, checklists and planning homework time.
Test strategies
Pacing, checking work and using any test accommodations well.
Signs your child could use help
- Knows the math but makes many careless mistakes
- Struggles to start or finish homework
- Loses focus quickly in longer tasks
- Skips steps or misreads questions
- Math frustration leads to meltdowns
- Group settings are too distracting
One of these on its own is normal. Two or three together usually point to a specific gap, and finding it is what the free assessment is for.
Taught to your curriculum, wherever you live
Grade-level standards with IEP or 504 accommodations
Tutors teach your child's grade-level math and can respect accommodations from an IEP or 504 plan, such as extra time, chunked tasks or reduced problem sets. Share the plan if you are comfortable.
National Curriculum with SEN support or an EHCP
Tutors follow your child's year group and can work alongside SEN support or an Education, Health and Care plan, using the adjustments that help in school.
Level: Any year, including pupils with SEND support
Provincial curricula with an Individual Education Plan
Lessons follow your province's curriculum and can reflect accommodations in your child's IEP.
Australian Curriculum with school adjustments
Tutors follow your child's year level and can mirror reasonable adjustments made at school, including for NAPLAN.
Level: Foundation to Year 12
What an adapted lesson looks like
One 45-minute session. Tutors adjust the timings to your child.
4 min
Check-in
A quick chat and a look at the lesson plan on screen.
6 min
Fact game
Fast, game-based practice.
8 min
Mini-lesson
One new idea, taught visually.
15 min
Practice in chunks
Three short sets with a movement break between them.
7 min
Challenge question
One harder problem to finish strong.
5 min
Wrap-up
What went well, sent to you on WhatsApp.
How we adapt lessons
Short, varied tasks
Lessons switch activity every few minutes, with clear start and finish points for each task.
Movement and breaks
Quick movement breaks are built in, and fidgeting is fine as long as the math gets done.
Visual, hands-on methods
Color, drawings and virtual manipulatives make abstract ideas concrete and memorable.
Predictable routine
Every lesson follows the same structure, which lowers anxiety and saves focus for learning.
Simple monthly plans
$85a month for 2 one-to-one math lessons a week
- Free 45-minute assessment first
- No contract, cancel any month
- No registration fee
- 4-class money-back promise
- Switch tutor at no cost
- WhatsApp update after every class
Starter
2 lessons a week, best for keeping up with school
$85/mo
GrowthMost chosen
3 lessons a week, best for catching up + building confidence
$119/mo
Intensive
4 lessons a week, best for exam prep & fast improvement
$149/mo
Common worries, honest answers
“Can my child with ADHD focus in an online lesson?”
Many do well online because there are fewer distractions than a classroom and the tutor's attention is entirely on them. We adjust activity length to your child.
“Are your tutors ADHD specialists?”
No. Our tutors adapt their teaching for attention difficulties, but we are not a clinical or special-education service. For diagnosis or therapy, speak to your doctor or school.
“Should lessons be shorter?”
Lessons are 45 minutes, broken into short activities. If that is too long for your child, discuss it at the free assessment and we will suggest options.
Frequently asked questions
Can a tutor help a child with ADHD in math?
How do you teach math to a child with ADHD?
Do you work with IEPs and 504 plans?
How much does math tutoring for ADHD cost?
Is online tutoring good for kids with ADHD?
Do you also help with dyscalculia?
Book a free 45-minute assessment
Your child meets a tutor for a real one-to-one session. You get an honest read on where they are and what would help, even if the answer is that they don't need tutoring right now.
- 1
We reply on WhatsApp
Usually within 10 minutes, to find a time that suits your family.
- 2
Your child meets the tutor
A relaxed 45-minute session to see their level and how they learn.
- 3
You decide
You get a recommendation and a plan. No card details, no pressure.