“World Read Aloud Day motivates children, teens, and adults worldwide to celebrate the power of words and creates a community of readers taking action to
This past weekend teachers from around the country gathered in my classroom for the first ever Chicago Iditarod Teacher Workshop. The workshop brought together teachers
Over the summer I did a post about Alaskan animals. I was fascinated by seeing a moose, porcupine, and bear all in one night. After
Each year the Teacher on the Trail™ gets to create their own patch and mine has finally come in! My patch was designed by my
Severe weather, sleep deprivation, and animal encounters are just a few of the challenges of participating in the Iditarod. In Gary Paulsen’s Woodsong, he recounts
This past Monday was a chilly one in Chicago! The temperature at the opening of school was -7*, and many schools in the Chicagoland area
Music is enjoyed by so many people across the world. From rock to pop, and country to classical, music is all around us. Music can
At first thought you may think there is no connection between the Iditarod, a sled dog race in Alaska, and Veterans Day, a day that
Map reading skills are an essential skill for anyone to have, but in the Iditarod, it is extremely important that the mushers are able to guide
In many parts of the country, including Chicago, fall is a season full of sports! Hockey season is just beginning, college and professional football
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