One of the most notably recognized names associated with the Iditarod is Redington. Joe Redington, Sr., “The Father of the Iditarod,” was a man who
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If you tell your students that their homework is to watch television, you’ll most likely be met with dubious responses and looks; however, closely analyzing
One of the unique characteristics of the Iditarod is the fact that this competition attracts mushers from all different parts of the world. This year’s
STEM education has become an essential element of the 21st century school and society. While STEM focuses on four significant subjects- science, technology, engineering and
It’s that time of year again! Teacher on the Trail application time! We’d like you to meet the applicants for 2020 Iditarod Teacher on the
Mushers are constantly tinkering – working on ways to build better sleds, harnesses, cookers, dog jackets, etc… Your students are also natural tinkers too –
Are you also finding it hard to believe that the new year is upon us? It seems like it was just the other day that
Paws Along the Trail with an Iditarod Start If you’ve never incorporated the Iditarod as a teaching tool into your classroom, it can be a
Are you in need of an engaging and fun lesson that your students will love? Would you like to integrate technology into a lesson in
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