Jon Van Zyle, Official Artist for the Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, shares a tutorial for your students to encourage your students to have fun
We learned from our Skype with Denali National Park (Denali Skype) that one of the adaptations that sled dogs have that allow them to survive in
Hello Boys and Girls, This school year is a fast moving trail, isn’t it? December is here and that means it’s training and racing season
Monica and the boys are working on their December update, but here’s a quick check- in while they work! The snow around her kennel has
One of the big parts of our Social Studies curriculum in third grade is the study of our National Parks as a subtopic of our
“How cold is it going to be in Alaska when you are there?” is the question I seem to be asked most often these days.
“They can’t wait to run!” “Wow! Look at them go!” A site you don’t see every day on the varsity lacrosse field: a team
We are learning a lot about being ethical news reporters! A film crew visited our school and even after a forty minute interview, they still
The story goes that a group of five to seven kids started the Junior Iditarod because they were less then eighteen years old and therefore
Akiak A Tale from the Iditarod is realistic fiction by author and illustrator Robert J. Blake. Akiak (ACK-ee-ack) is a lead sled dog who
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