This is a great opportunity to practice for fact fluency. It focuses on "time", and does not allow the kids to progress until fluency is shown. A great way to spend 15-20 minutes a day!

This is a fun way to develop fact memorization (and understanding). Using skills you might remember from the old "Tetris" game, students can work on their multiplication facts, as well as manipulate arrays to fit one another.

Here's a link to Washington State's page on the new Common Core Standards.

A wonderful, comprehensive site that looks at the Japanese American presence on the island--both historical and current. Look at photos, watch oral history interviews and much more.

An excellent place to visit, either online or--better yet--in person!

A good general site for researching American history.

A great variety of brain-working activities for all skills.

This is a wonderful resource for students learning about the Japanese American Internment experience here on Bainbridge Island.

This is our skills practice math site.