December Lesson: “Paws and Effect”…What Happens Next?
November 28, 2025
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As winter is fast approaching, I know we are all waiting anxiously for cold, snow, and sled dogs! The Iditarod is just around the
As winter is fast approaching, I know we are all waiting anxiously for cold, snow, and sled dogs! The Iditarod is just around the
Hello fellow Iditarod teachers! There is “Snow Way” it’s already November! Time sure flies when you are having fun and looking forward to the Iditarod!
Hello fellow Iditarod teachers and thank you for taking the time to check out this month’s lesson! I hope that it finds you well
My experience with the Iditarod as Teacher on the Trail has put me up close and personal with a facet of the race that people
Technology at its finest. Lesson plan submitted by Kelly Searson, I.C.E. certified teacher. Click on each link for the lesson plan and 2 movie demonstrations.
This lesson is a very fun STEM project created to relate to the job of the Iditarod trail breakers. Unlike some of the other
This is one of my favorite new lessons that I have added to my Iditarod interdisciplinary unit. Programming and coding are two skills that
Students will create paper circuits to light up checkpoints on the Iditarod Trail. Grade Level – 3rd – 5th Topic: Electrical Circuits / Measurement Students
Investigating the Surface of the Iditarod Trail by Kelly Shusko, Colonial School District, Delaware *This lesson was created for Kindergarten students but is applicable for
The 2016 Iditarod class has been learning about informational text and graphic features in my language arts class. We used the Scholastic book Mush! Sled
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