On February 7, the Iditarod Education Department launched the new digital version of a favorite Iditarod classroom activity, an Iditaread. Embracing technology and realizing the
This is one of my favorite new lessons that I have added to my Iditarod interdisciplinary unit. Programming and coding are two skills that
Many teachers always comment that they want to incorporate the Iditarod all year, but they don’t know how. As a result, the Iditarod makes it
One great way to help your students see the challenges that the land of Alaska throws at the mushers is by plotting the trail on
Grades 2-6, others with modification Kids always wonder how the mushers find their way along the Iditarod Trail during the race. The easy answer of
In many parts of the country, including Chicago, fall is a season full of sports! Hockey season is just beginning, college and professional football are
“I go to nature to be soothed and healed, and to have my senses put in order.” John Burroughs How could one teacher be so
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The Iditarod has an impressive historic value that it brings to the state of Alaska. Not only does it have historic value, but it also
I like to have my students learn the history of the Iditarod early on in the year so we can refer to it as we
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