Many elementary and middle schoolers have homework. For this reason, some programs provide dedicated time and space for homework. 

These programs may provide: 

• Time: Many children have 10 minutes of homework per grade. For example, third graders might have thirty minutes of homework per night. Children can finish their homework before they go home.
• Space: A dedicated, well-lit space without a lot of distractions. Students are also provided with a quiet place to sit and read when they are finished with their homework.
• Materials: Homework centers may provide pencils, computers, and other materials students may need.
• Help: Some programs might provide students with homework help or coaching. 

Some programs may also provide extra help with specific subjects. These might include:

• Reading & Writing: Book clubs, story time, a reading library, or help with writing
• Math: Math games, projects, and/or tutoring
• Science: Science projects that expand on lessons learned in school
• Art: Time, materials, and help for solo or group art projects
• Technology: Time for working with technology and building computer skills

Sources:

https://www.parentingscience.com/homework-for-young-children.html

http://www.sedl.org/afterschool/toolkits/homework/pr_homework_environment.html

https://www.icaneducation.ca/how-much-time-should-be-spent-on-homework-based-on-grade/