It began yesterday. The 2014 Iditarod teams left Willow, Alaska headed towards Nome. The temperature at the start was 30 degrees, a rather "warm" atmosphere for the 1,100 mile race. This is the 42nd Iditarod Trail Sled Dog Race, and I thought that students would love to learn about the event.
Classroom Lesson Ideas- from the official site's educational portal
Discovery Channel Videos- 31 to choose from here
Iditarod 2014 is the Mushiest Event of the Year
Iditarod Activities and Lesson Plans- from the Teacher's Corner
Iditarod in the Classroom- NEA's list for grades K-12
Iditarod: Race Across Alaska- resources from Scholastic
Iditarod Teacher on the Trail- this year's teacher provides lessons in science and math in addition to stories from the race
Lessons and Activities- from the official site's educational portal
Meet Gary Paulsen- a Scholastic interview with the author, who was a musher in the 2000 race
The Mushers- a listing of the men and women who are guiding the dogs on the tail.
The Official Iditarod Website
Photos: 2014 Iditarod Ceromonial Start
TeacherVision Iditarod Resources
Other videos in this series can be found HERE.
Classroom Lesson Ideas- from the official site's educational portal
Discovery Channel Videos- 31 to choose from here
Iditarod 2014 is the Mushiest Event of the Year
Iditarod Activities and Lesson Plans- from the Teacher's Corner
Iditarod in the Classroom- NEA's list for grades K-12
Iditarod: Race Across Alaska- resources from Scholastic
Iditarod Teacher on the Trail- this year's teacher provides lessons in science and math in addition to stories from the race
Lessons and Activities- from the official site's educational portal
Meet Gary Paulsen- a Scholastic interview with the author, who was a musher in the 2000 race
The Mushers- a listing of the men and women who are guiding the dogs on the tail.
The Official Iditarod Website
Photos: 2014 Iditarod Ceromonial Start
TeacherVision Iditarod Resources
Other videos in this series can be found HERE.