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Teacher on the Trail
January 9, 2013
7:27 pm
When some people think of me being the Teacher on the Trail, they think of me on a dog sled racing along. Now I have
When some people think of me being the Teacher on the Trail, they think of me on a dog sled racing along. Now I have
A Reader’s Theater Play is a fun way for students to practice dramatic reading. This play, created by Jennifer Slifer, Connecticut, has been used with
Martha Dobson, Iditarod Educational Consultant Dramatic scenery, dramatic race events, dramatic finishes—the Iditarod boasts drama. Your students can be dramatic, too, using theater arts skills
I love it when on that rare occasion I start a project with my class, finish it, and actually get a bulletin board up on
I was looking for results for the Top Of The World 350 – Lance Mackey won by the way – and came across an article
In order to keep students engaged the last week of school before the Holiday Break, I had them read Stone Fox by John Reynolds Gardiner.
With Thanksgiving being early this year, I had an extra week to prepare for Christmas. With the overconfidence of that extra week, I was
I’m having a difficult time coming up with words for this post, but I can’t ignore yesterday’s tragedy because as teachers, we have a connection
Each time someone enters my classroom, they are reminded of the upcoming Iditarod. There are 2 large maps, several pictures, daily high and low temperatures
My students worked hard the past week making brochures to inform about the Iditarod. The attached lesson plan suggests using Microsoft Word or Apple Pages,
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