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I'm either one of the greatest parents ever or I'm one of the worst.
I just used the lyrics to 80's metal legend George Lynch's Wicked Sensation to help my son memorize a list of 30 random prepositions.
Putting them into some sequence he could remember begins with the set from the chorus of the song: up, down, in, out and goes on from there, with one set of rhyming or pnemonic linked group after another.
Unusual teaching resource I'm going to guess, but it worked. He's got the list down pretty much cold in about 90 minutes.
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"I lit another cigarette. Unless I specifically inform you to the contrary, I am always lighting another cigarette." - from a novel by Martin Amis
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