Character Education
Teacher on the Trail
October 21, 2012
1:43 pm
At my school there is a behavior code that all students know. It is: I am respectful. I am responsible. I am safe. I am
At my school there is a behavior code that all students know. It is: I am respectful. I am responsible. I am safe. I am
Thus far you have met our heroes Martin Buser, Bruce Linton, Balto and Togo. You have read about their great skills, determination and perseverance. Our
When speaking of Granite one has to mention Susan, when speaking of Susan one has to include Granite. Without Susan, Granite might have become a
Ivedi isn’t as well known as Balto, Togo or Granite but none-the-less, she’s our hero. Locally known heroes like Ivedi are very real and very
Pam Flowers is a small quiet woman who considers herself a loner. Her idea of fun is to travel with her dogs in lonely desolate
The heroes and heroines that have been featured in these stories thus far are made of some pretty tough stuff. The same is true for
I left it up to Smoke, the youngest dog at Just Guts to determine the difference between an idol and hero. It was a tough
[wpvideo IZkx83PV] Last summer at the Iditarod Summer Camp for Teachers, we had the opportunity to stay at Vern Halter’s Dream A Dream Kennel. As
Angie Taggart has been busy with her dogs. She has also been training with her 4-wheeler and is waiting for the 40 to 50 degree
Read about INNOVATION – the first trait of Iditarod in this story by Sanka. Click here to view this PDF File.
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