And The Winner Is . . .
February 25, 2013
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[wpvideo DSczz9d8] Congratulations Noah Pereira, the winner of the 36th running of the Junior Iditarod. It wasn’t a run-away victory – Noah and Conway Seavey
[wpvideo DSczz9d8] Congratulations Noah Pereira, the winner of the 36th running of the Junior Iditarod. It wasn’t a run-away victory – Noah and Conway Seavey
Standing on Knik Lake, I watched 13 young men and women ages 14 -17 venture out on the 150 mile Junior Iditarod. It was exciting
Saturday, Feb.23, after attending the start of the 2013 Jr. Iditarod, Linda headed out to Yentna Station to observe the 2013 Jr. Iditarod. 13 Jr.
What a great day! It began at Larson Elementary School. Students and staff were warm and welcoming as I found my place in the gym
Part of my job as Teacher on the Trail is to visit schools and present information about the Iditarod and what my role is in
After a 13 hours of airports and flights from Wisconsin to Alaska on Monday, I’m finally getting settled. It may take a few more days
[wpvideo 4yzAbBN7] What a sendoff! The teachers, administrators, support staff, and students kicked it into high gear as they sent me on my way to
The activities I love best in the classroom are problem solving activities. Adding collaboration to these activities enhances the learning process. My students (3rd graders)
Here is a cute, easy project for elementary students. These dog teams were made using thumb and index fingerprints. The sled is clip art. Students
A Triangle Poem is a quick, easy poem students of any age can do. The first line of the poem states the subject and an
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