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Teacher on the Trail
November 24, 2012
12:03 pm
Have you ever Wordled? This is a fun, easy website to use for students and teachers. Just go to the Wordle website. Click “Create” and
Have you ever Wordled? This is a fun, easy website to use for students and teachers. Just go to the Wordle website. Click “Create” and
These Iditarod based Science lessons are aligned to educational standards and organized by topic. Find and use the lessons that meet the needs of your
It has been pointed out to me that my last posted lesson plan has an error. The XX and XY for male and female dogs
This page is under construction. Additional video clips will soon be added. Behind the Scenes – Bed of Straw An important part of the race
I have this mantra about lesson plans – steal . . . ahem . . . borrow and tweak. This lesson is an example of
Hello Boys and Girls! My name is Zuma and I am Iditarod’s Official K-9 Journalist. It is exciting to be the lead journalistic dog and
Iditarod Education
Did you know that Iditarod dogs train for about 3,000 miles before they do the 1049 miles of Iditarod? My handler has decided to experience
I love logic puzzles, therefore, my students learn how to try to solve a problem without giving up. Attached are a few puzzles we use
Are you wondering how to introduce the Iditarod Vocabulary into your classroom? Try this activity. A is for Iditarod lesson It is a play
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