Joe May
Teacher on the Trail
June 27, 2012
10:24 am
“You did it with snowshoes, you did it with an ax, you did it however you could.” That was the first thing Joe May told
“You did it with snowshoes, you did it with an ax, you did it however you could.” That was the first thing Joe May told
There are about 24 teachers (the largest number ever) gathered in Alaska for the Iditarod Summer Camp For Teachers. We are all here to collaborate
J.J. Keller is a Wisconsin company about 40 miles from where I live and they sponsor Dallas Seavy. Needless to say, they are ecstatic about
Linda Fenton, 2013 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail™ teaches 3rd grade at the Waupaca Learning Center. Having used Iditarod in the classroom as a teaching
I had my plane ticket, I had my clothes packed, I had my summer business squared away, and suddenly I didn’t have a bridge to
More Than a Toy….. by Cathy Walters In my classroom I have a small dog lot. The dogs are 7″ long and come in shades
Technology used during the race has certainly changed over time! Keep checking back a we add more artifacts! Digital’s DECtalk Hotline was used from the
What is for lunch before the big race? A wonderful stew of fish, rice, and broth! Yum! What sled dog wouldn’t love this yummy meal?
Original Posting Date: Mar 13, 2011
This license plate was spotted at the Iditarod Restart. If you were a musher, what license plate would you design for yourself? What other identification
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