Each year, through generous donations from businesses and schools, students in need receive new books to read. Most of the schools in need are along
Creating a classroom environment that is conducive to learning is essential for any teacher to accomplish. Creating a classroom environment that engages the learner and
Amongst the natural beauty of Alaska, the Aurora Borealis stands out as perhaps the most breathtaking sight a musher can experience along the Iditarod
Tomorrow will be a scorching 35° outside! How often have you heard a meteorologist utter these words? 35° can sound scorching if you’re from Norway
Summer Camp for Educators! Each camp is an unique experience but this summary will provide you with basic background about this event. Exact details for
Zuma’s Paw Prints isn’t JUST reading material for your students. It is more than knowledge about Alaska and the race. The articles are content for
IditaNature! Get Outside! View the IditaNature Project Carmen Field, with the Kachemak Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and Kids in Nature launched an exciting new
In an ‘Iditarod’ classroom, students are always busy on a variety of projects throughout the year. Classroom teacher, Diane Pollock, integrates Iditarod and sled dogs
The Iditarod Experiential Learning Project (IELP!) Are you leading your school into the next revolution in education? Do you want to be on the forefront
Photo by Nancy Yoshida. Due to strong winds, Martha updated the website while she waited for her flight out to Yentna Station to observe the
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