Classroom Checkpoints
Teacher on the Trail
February 20, 2013
9:34 am
After a 13 hours of airports and flights from Wisconsin to Alaska on Monday, I’m finally getting settled. It may take a few more days
After a 13 hours of airports and flights from Wisconsin to Alaska on Monday, I’m finally getting settled. It may take a few more days
Libby Here! Did you ever wonder what mushers say in order to get their dogs to go one direction or another? To go right, a
Libby here! I don’t know if you know this, but the Iditarod just wouldn’t happen if it weren’t for all of the volunteers who help
The Iditarod Air Force is made up of pilots, both men and women, who are willing to donate their time, talents and ski equipped bush
[wpvideo 4yzAbBN7] What a sendoff! The teachers, administrators, support staff, and students kicked it into high gear as they sent me on my way to
Hi Boys and Girls, I am so excited. I recently interviewed Jeff Schultz. Jeff is the official Iditarod Photographer. Many
Libby here! I’m so happy because today is Valentines Day! When I’m happy, I spin in a circle around and around, like I’m chasing my
The activities I love best in the classroom are problem solving activities. Adding collaboration to these activities enhances the learning process. My students (3rd graders)
Libby here! Before too many days go by, we should talk about winners. The person who wins an Iditarod is called a champion. The person
Here is a cute, easy project for elementary students. These dog teams were made using thumb and index fingerprints. The sled is clip art. Students
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