So basically me and my friend created a method(sorry if its already out there) to help you become lucid in a dream. MY friend said he tried it and it worked well for him. This may help some and may not help others.**make sure you know what a Reality check is **
Theres pretty much 4 steps to this.
1) Dream Recall. How well can you recall your dreams? I probably don't even need to mention what can help you with Dream Recall because you've probably already heard what to do.
2) After being able to recall dreams, most likely (or hopefully) you've had some dreams about things you own, or things you see regularly (ex. your bedroom door). Now all you gotta do is get some sheets of paper. Write in big bold letter on them " Are you dreaming??". Make as many as you can to post them on places your allowed to such as a Locker, Bedroom Door, Under your TV, In front of a mirror, your wallet, in a car etc..
3. Post these signs but make sure your posting them on places you see/dream about ( you don't wanna be putting these signs in your sisters bedroom if you don't go there often) When ever you encounter these signs after you've posted them just do a quick Reality Check.
4. Now when you go to sleep you'll dream, you do it every day. Now i think theres a good chance that you've dream about somewhere in your house before. Now theres a chance that these signs will be incorporated in your dream. ( you walk into your bedroom and there you see it). Now quickly do a Reality Check ( if you take your time the words might change and you may forget what was there originally. Once you do a reality check it will most likely test positive ( you are dreaming) and there you have it! you should be lucid!
its as easy as that... it may not work all the time or not at all but it does seem worth a go..
PLEASE LEAVE COMMENTS. I LIKE POSITIVE ONES 
**I forgot to mention once lucid it would be good to get a Dream Character to tag along with you to remind you that you are lucid because you may forget ( its happened to me before)**
Have fun in your LD
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