Libby Here! “The Last Great Race on Earth®” — Iditarod. You have seen those words before but are you wondering why Iditarod is called, “The
Libby here! I’m the little one, next to my pal, Wicket. This photo of us was taken when we went on a boat ride one
Libby Here! What is the average age of the dogs? Are they retired after a certain age? These are questions that a lot of you
Take a look at this featured article from Ruth Manna’s Scholastic Top Teaching Blog. Learn about Iditarod in the Classroom! Learn about the Powerful Pull
Libby Here! When you are learning about Iditarod, have you heard the word COMMS? COMMS is a word that stand for Race Communications. Iditarod sends
Libby Here! Hello Boys and Girls! I was just reading a book when suddenly, Zuma sent me an email and a photo from Nome! I
Libby Here! The other day I got an email from a classroom in Texas. They wondered how dogs can keep warm while running in Iditarod.
The brake system of an musher’s sled is important. Although it won’t hold a team in place, it will help to slow a team. This
Libby Here! Look who sent me an email to say hello! Our good friend and author, Marianne Schlegelmilch! She’s got some great advice, boys and
Hello Boys and Girls! During a race, not every dog runs from Anchorage to Nome. Some dogs return from the trail. They are called ‘dropped’
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