It depends what you are studying.

You could try making rhymes or silly songs out of the questions and answers.

If it is a literature class, I always found it helpful to see if there was a movie as well as the book, sometimes it’s good to have the visual on top of the reading.

If you have to memorize lists of things, try making the list into an acronym that will be easy and fun to remember.

It usually helps me to find photos of the things I am studying and write notes of what I need to remember on the backs.

One thing that seemed to help me when I was in school (not exactly fun) but was to go see a tutor. Most schools usually provide some sort of study/homework help after school or during different periods of the day. Some schools even offer tutoring from other students that excel in certain subjects.

Hope it helps!!

Q-Told his parents he chopped down the cherry tree because he couldn’t tell a lie?

A-George Washington, first president of the United States.

When you get 5 questions right in a row, you switch roles, just keep playing till you know everything. The prize is you don’t have to answer anymore questions cause you know all the answers!

Just have your friends over, make some snacks, and study together. You can also quiz each other. Take notes as you go that way you can read over the notes later, which makes it easier to remember.