Iditarod Educators, both near and far, wish to pay tribute to and celebrate Gail Somerville’s life and contributions to Iditarod EDU. Our dear friend, Gail
One of the most asked questions I get about being out on the trail is, “What is your most memorable moment?” This question is very
I always try to wrap up our study of the Iditarod with a fun activity where the students can really showcase their knowledge they
The Iditarod Trail in 2020 was definitely different from years past. Covid was making its way across the country, and the world was quickly shutting
The idea of awarding a red lantern to the final finisher in a dog race apparently got its start during the Fur Rendezvous races in
This winter looked a little different in downtown Anchorage than it normally does. With the Covid restrictions that were in place, sled dogs were not
This month’s question comes from….. Abby What do the dogs eat in the summer? Is it different than during the racing season? What is
A standard marathon is 26.2 miles in length. Iditarod’s Gold Trail Loop of 2021 was 832 miles long. That is pretty close to the length
The month of May has finally arrived. For me, this month marks the end of the school year, but begins with the celebration of
On February 7, the Iditarod Education Department launched the new digital version of a favorite Iditarod classroom activity, an Iditaread. Embracing technology and realizing the
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