When my son Andrew was a freshman in high school, he took a course called AP Human Geography that sounded really interesting to me. My
The Iditarod Trail checkpoints are full of contrasting histories -some are villages inhabited by Alaska Native families who have lived there for generations while others
The Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race is run along the Iditarod National Historic Trail. The Bureau of Land Management and other entities that own the
We are so excited to announce that sales for the Educational Trail Mail Project are open! This is an amazing chance for your class to
Today is Indigenous People’s Day. This designation provides the opportunity to stop and reflect on the rich heritage of the people and cultures that inhabited
The idea of awarding a red lantern to the final finisher in a dog race apparently got its start during the Fur Rendezvous races in
Something that every Iditarod Rookie looks forward to is “earning his or her buckle.” Each Iditarod finisher is awarded a brass finisher’s belt buckle upon
One of the iconic images of the Iditarod is the Burled Arch that stands at the end of the epic journey the teams take across
Primary sources are not just for Social Studies class! Here’s one that you could use as a math warmup that ties in to the ghost
With the Iditarod Trail Committee announcing the historic route for the 2021 Race, The Gold Trail, all attention this year will focus on the historic
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