Honoring Our Veterans (and the Iditarod Connection)
November 5, 2016
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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
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
What do mushers see on the trail? In art classes, the Iditarod and the study of Alaska and the Arctic have been a special project
In honor of Thanksgiving this year, my class disguised paper turkeys as husky dogs and mushers preparing for the 2016 Iditarod. They wrote about their
If you enjoy following the Iditarod, you will enjoy it more by following the race with a Fantasy Iditarod Team. Just before I left my
One of the most asked questions I hear from people is, “What are you going to wear to stay warm?” I have to laugh a
We have had to make a change in our journey. Due to lack of snow and poor trail conditions on several sections of the Southern
After studying the history of Alaska, my students focused on the culture of Alaska. Alaska is full of unique and interesting cultures. There are many
It is time to say good-bye to our young students of Grayling and head up the Yukon river to Eagle Island. This leg of our
Alaska has a rich history, starting when it was settled by the Russians to the beginning of the Iditarod sled dog race. My students just
If you do not have an Iditarod Insider subscription yet, now is the time for you to subscribe. You and your class will have the opportunity
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