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20 Lucky Huskies

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

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Benny’s Flag

In Texas, we love our symbols.  The famous “Lone Star” is a symbol that is easily recognizable by just about anyone, young and old.  In

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Robitarod!

So this year everything I’ve touched has gone to the dogs… and that includes my Robotics Club! I work with a group of fourteen fourth

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What’s an Average Leg?

Meanwhile Back at School:  This week we have been exploring mean, median, mode, and range.  It’s a great way to review the basic operations and

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What’s Your Angle?

What do you call an angle that is adorable? Acute angle! This week we are all about angles in math class! This is a new

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Skyping Stone Fox

Last year, 2013 Iditarod Teacher on the Trail ™, Linda Fenton issued a challenge to see how many students she could get to read Stone

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Sled Dogs of Denali

One of the big parts of our Social Studies curriculum in third grade is the study of our National Parks as a subtopic of our

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Skyping with Squid Acres

Just a quick comparison: Baltimore time:  1:30pm    Squid Acre time:  9:30am Baltimore temperature:  51⁰F    Squid Acre temperature:  0⁰ It’s a distance of 4, 152 miles

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