Friday, March 12th Who is winning? This is probably the most common question and one that I get every day, usually as soon
Thursday, March 11th As a follow-up to yesterday’s post about Iditarod vocabulary and terminology, another common point of confusion for my students comes
What does it mean to the people in Alaska’s interior communities when the dog teams come through? The children often get half or whole days
Wednesday, March 10th There is always a big learning curve with regards to the vocabulary associated with the Iditarod. The quantity alone of
Tails from the Trail…. Remembering Nikolai Being the 2020 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail was an amazing honor. My time out on the Iditarod Trail
Tuesday, March 9th Every year I read the stories of Balto and Togo to my students in order to introduce them to the
Monday, March 8th The theme of my trail reporting posts this year is “Frequently Asked Student Questions” about the Iditarod and I am
The countdown on the Iditarod homepage finally reads “0 Days”, which means Race Day is here! The mushers are prepared, Covid screenings have been
For Iditarod fans everywhere, the first Saturday of March always carries with it a feeling of excitement and joy because it traditionally denotes the unofficial
The Pre-Race Show this year was one for the books, or computers actually! The annual pre-race musher’s banquet was done completely virtually this year.
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