Dog Yard Dilemma
Teacher on the Trail
January 17, 2014
10:09 pm
This week we are focused on calculating area and perimeter… and what better tool to do that with then dog yards! This week the students
This week we are focused on calculating area and perimeter… and what better tool to do that with then dog yards! This week the students
This week we began our huge Iditarod Math Unit! From now until Spring Break in mid-March we will be focusing on the Iditarod as a
“Always striving to find ways to get the trail recognized, another idea was hatched at one of the many meetings. The Iditarod Trail was a
Just a little holiday wish for our favorite mushers from the boys of 3A! We hope you enjoy it! [wpvideo YCfusiys]
“How cold is it going to be in Alaska when you are there?” is the question I seem to be asked most often these days.
We’d like to hear about your ‘Read Across Your State’ or your school’s Idita-Read. Send your project updates to us and we’ll share them with
By Martha Dobson, Iditarod Educational Consultant Teachers rejuvenate themselves and their classroom teaching by trying different ideas, activities, and different techniques to catch their students’
My school, Northwest Elementary in Kinston, NC, participated in the IditaRead™ for the first time this year. We challenged our 3-5th graders to see if they
Original Posting Date: Mar 22, 2011
My class did a modified version of Idita-Read. I copied all of the materials from the web-site for each of my students. On the first
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