SEL Snack: Generational Learning
Redington. Seavey. Smyth. Mackey. At the 50th running of the Iditarod, these legendary family mushing dynasties were referenced again and again. The mushers and organizers of
Redington. Seavey. Smyth. Mackey. At the 50th running of the Iditarod, these legendary family mushing dynasties were referenced again and again. The mushers and organizers of
Iditarod is where dogs run the race, but the race runs on volunteers. This is a pretty bold statement, one I made in a post
In the October IditarodEDU newsletter I teased that this SEL “Snack” would focus on gratitude. (Are you getting the newsletter??? If not, you definitely should
Following our Teacher on the Trail’s theme of the Iditarod Air Force, this month’s lesson prompt, based on the book “The First Ten Years”, is
The Iditarod race has many great stories to tell by the many men and women who help plan it, and travel the trail to help
The definition of volunteer is a person who performs a service willingly and without pay. There are thousands of people who volunteer each year for
We have been learning about the many, many volunteers who help the Iditarod run like a well-oiled machine – or should I say sled? Volunteer
The students of 3A have a seat at the table at the Mushers’ Banquet! Actually they have a seat ON the table…. Okay, actually, their
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