2011 Teacher on the Trail Martha Dobson’s Most Memorable Moments
White Mountain, 2011, and John Baker arrived first. By happenstance, I was there and witnessed it, and the moving
White Mountain, 2011, and John Baker arrived first. By happenstance, I was there and witnessed it, and the moving
Jodi Bailey wrote a post in her kennel’s blog about the numbers in her drop bags for Iditarod. Drop bags are what mushers pack in
Registration for an educators workshop is now open, for an event in October. Find out more here… Or, find out more about events scheduled elsewhere
The Winter Walk by Loretta Outwater Cox, published 2013, nonfiction, secondary students and older, winner of the Alaska Indigenous Literature Award This is the true
by Martha Dobson Most sporting events have a stationary arena or track, where fans sit to watch the game, the race, the contest. They drive
by Martha Dobson What the hands do. An album of Iditarod hands.
Make a peanut butter and jelly sandwich for lunch in Unalakleet. http://iditarod.com/teacher/make-a-peanut-butter-and-jelly-sandwich-in-unalakleet/
by Martha Dobson A well-oiled machine. Smooth as silk. The Yentna checkpoint race routine is a machine that’s smooth as silk. Years of running the
Three teachers from Colorado, Illinois, and Massachusetts are finalists for the 2017 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail™ position. Having been chosen based on their submitted
by Martha Dobson, Iditarod Educational Consultant Three teachers from Colorado, Massachusetts, and Illinois competed for the 2017 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail™ position, Annie Kelly
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