Try the School House Rock DVD. Your library most likely has it, if not, it’s well worth the purchase! It contains all the songs ever made, plus a new one, and lots and lots of bonus features.

http://disneyvideos.disney.go.com/moviefinder/products/2304803.html

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I just did a ‘net search for “online grammar review” and found a lot. Without knowing your son’s grade, it’s hard to recommend a certain site we’ve used.

HS Mom has a good idea, those DVDs are a bit different, and faced paced.

My kids did not like them, but others I know have recommended them to us previously too.

Grammar unfortunately is dry, and just like basic math facts it is repetition, and memorization.

Diagramming sentences, although many will tell you that it is no longer needed is also a must.

If you are going to spend a lot of time in writing, I would say look into the Write Shop program, it is in two parts a blue and a red binder.

The program can be used in two, or four years.

It can be adjusted to your own pace and will cover most everything.

I would start with the blue binder no matter what grade level the child is in.

WriteShop | Incremental Homeschool Writing Program

Basic grammar from Christian Liberty Press called, Applications of grammar is a real good program.

http://ebiz.netopia.com/clpress/

Well, I did a report on twilight, and I go to a private school, so it also had to stay appropraite. This was a book we voted on, so the entire class had to read it. Here are some of the ideas some kids did. 1. A game show. You could make a parody of jeopardy, or create your own. Ask for volunteers to help you, but make sure it shows your knowledge of the book. 2.If you like writing, write a goofy song that includes the characters, conflict, rising action, climax, and resolution, but you could also add humorous ideas to it. 3. Compare and contrast the book with the movie, and the Vampires Suck movie. 4. Become a character. Dress like him/her, and explain the story through their eyes. You could also add some ideas and complications that didn’t appear in the book, as long as it makes sence. 5. Write an alturnative ending to the book, but make it funny. 6.Take a posterboard and write a texting conversation that happened between two main characters. 7.Find someone in your class who hates twilight. Have them argue why Twilight sucks, why you argue why it rocks. Make sure it includs the conflict and stuff, but you can add other ideas to make it funny. Hope these helped. THey were really funny when presented in my class.

In addition to Write Shop (for writing), I’d recommend Daily Grams (from Easy Grammar). These are short, quick (5-10 minutes, at most) review lessons covering everything from nouns and prepositions to punctuation and capitalization. It starts at 2nd grade and goes up to high school level (Daily Grams ends with a combined junior/senior high book). Here’s a link to their website: http://www.easygrammar.com/index2.html