The 5th — Paws to Learn: Paw-sitively Worth a Click! – November Lesson Plan. – Click here to access this month’s lesson What did
Another trail word Tuesday has arrived, and this time we bring you the one-and-only… Jon Van Zyle! You cannot be around Iditarod long without knowing
We did it! We made it to February where we get to not only really “DIG Deep” into the Iditarod, but we get to “paws”
**Feel free to scroll to the bottom if you want to jump straight to the attached math lesson plan for September! Learning how to read
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
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
Teachers are returning to the classroom and setting the stage for a year of engaging learning. Some of us have used Iditarod for years, and
The fire siren sounds in Nome to announce that a dog team is approaching Front Street. It wails for the champion, the Red Lantern and
Out in the middle of no-where on the Nome to Council Highway sits the Safety Roadhouse. Looking back toward White Mountain, you see nothing but
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