Teachers on the Trail™ do not travel with dog teams and sleds, though we may dream of doing so. Instead, to travel to the interior
There are two memories that stick out in my mind when I think back to my year as the 2017 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail.
Our adult reading list is a gold mine of personal and race information. It includes fiction, non-fiction, and memoirs from some of your favorite Iditarod
Trailside Discovery Camp, Russian Jack Springs Park Trying on gear – future musher? Marilyn shares what her daughter, Meredith, sends out on the Iditarod Trail.
My adventures on the trail took place a long time ago – before Wi-fi, Facebook, Twitter, or Instagram. In those days in Alaska, finding Internet
You can learn a lot from a sled dog! The Iditarod Trail Committee embodies an education department that reaches worldwide. Read on to learn more
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Jack London, Gary Paulsen, the true story of Togo written by Iditarod finisher Pam Flowers, and a stunning 40th anniversary edition of Official Race Art
It’s very difficult to select just a few experiences from the trail to share or to summarize my journey as the 2006 Wells Fargo Teacher
In some places, school will be starting in just over a month and your middle-schooler is likely to be involved in some novel studies if
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