
A Classroom Without Walls: Check out the Checkpoints!
Alaska is bitter cold and has at least 10 feet of snow at all times. Are there any other teachers out there who have students

Alaska is bitter cold and has at least 10 feet of snow at all times. Are there any other teachers out there who have students

January 27, 2025 will mark 100 years since the night when “Wild Bill” Shannon waited at the train station in Nenana for a package that

The temperatures continue to drop, but the world of Iditarod is really heating up! HAVE YOU HEARD __ Mushers don’t have to start the race

Happy New Year! This year will bring a fun and exciting race, as well as bring history to life as we celebrate the 100th anniversary

HAVE YOU HEARD __ Did you know that dog sleds are one of the oldest forms of transportation? It is thought that dog sleds date

December is here! The magic of the holidays can be delightful as an educator and overwhelming at the same time. Hopefully the lesson for this

I’d like to introduce H.A. Milton (in the photo above), commonly known as Milton the Moose to students at my school. He tagged along on

A fun time to start bringing the Iditarod into the classroom is in the weeks leading up to the race. In my classroom, students select
“Just to run that race takes a tough and hardy breed.” As an educator who weaves the Iditarod into my classroom regularly, I often fail

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