I took a trip to Palmer, Alaska today to visit the 4th grade students of Sherrod Elementary School. It has been a long-standing tradition for
It has been a whirlwind of activity for me since arriving early Tuesday morning in Anchorage. I am excited to begin my journey as the
What do mushers see on the trail? In art classes, the Iditarod and the study of Alaska and the Arctic have been a special project
It is not long now before the Last Great Race on Earth®, and my students are spending time getting to know mushers and their teams. We
Without further ado, my 2016 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail™ patch is here! The tradition for designing and wearing a patch on the trail has
In honor of Valentine’s Day and the Iditarod, my students and I worked together to write a special form of poetry called an ode. An
By Jonathan London and illustrated by Jon Van Zyle, the Official Artist of the Iditarod, this book for 6-9 year olds describes a young musher’s
The Iditarod Summer Camp for Teachers is a remarkable opportunity to meet mushers at the volunteer picnic as they sign the dotted line and enter
Puppies are the future for an Iditarod kennel. As the 2016 Iditarod draws near, we have been spending a great deal of time talking about
“How do sled dogs know where to go?” This simple question has been asked often in my classroom this year as my students learn
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