The Race to Student Success
Diane Johnson
February 3, 2010
6:38 am
Why use the race with your students? Here is what teachers are saying. . . . While reading the story Balto, my students became fascinated
Why use the race with your students? Here is what teachers are saying. . . . While reading the story Balto, my students became fascinated
Educator Kathy Kent traveled the Iditarod Trail during the 2001 race. She shared her experiences with her educational community and has since continued to share
By Linda Kal Sander, Educational Journalist, Fl Looking for projects for your middle school (or upper elementary) students and high school students? Iditarod is a
(Under construction. Links to be added soon.) Lesson 1: Introduction to the Iditarod Sled Dog Race; Grades 2-8; Geography, Social Studies, and Science; This lesson introduces
View a PowerPoint that shows highlights of classroom projects. (8.29 MB: This will take a few minutes to load. You’ll be able to see example
(Under construction, links and images to be added soon.) “Trail to Every Classroom” by Herb Brambley I recently attended the National Park Service Teacher Conference
As mentioned in my previous blog posting, I want to write specifically about the programs provided by the National Guard in the area of drug,
This year’s (2009) Summer Teacher’s Camp was another gem among many. Starting off with 4 days and 3 nights at Vern Halter’s “Dream A Dream
Herb, along with his wife Jamie, who is a librarian, live in a log home they built and now share with 3 huskies, 5 cats,
Literacy Lessons by Cathy Walters, Target® 2009 Teacher on the Trail™ * These lessons support literacy goals. The lessons are brain based and often encourage
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