Surf these sites: Iditarod Lessons -- Connecting students by themes, this site''s focus is on the Iditarod. Ample resources, ranging from info on sled dog racing to the success of women in the sport, as well as photo archives, school pages dedicated to the race, and lesson plans for all ages, make this a stand out site for teachers or anyone seeking info on the Iditarod. Iditarod National Historic Trail Home Page -- Site directory of Iditarod Trail system maps, management, history, and discussion of "What is a national trail?" Also, nicely done set of FAQ. Iditarod in the Classroom Message Board -- Most active during the race, this site provides a place for teachers and students to exchange ideas and info on race Mrs.Morgan''s Iditarod Adventure -- Thoroughly researched, Ann Morgan''s site provides teachers and fans with both info and links to related topics, many of which are as relevant to a study of Alaskan history as the Iditarod. Well worth a look, especially if you''re one of those looking for last minute ideas on how to teach the race. Teacher''s Toolbox--Iditarod -- Associated with musher Vern Halter, this site offers up some simple but effective ways to help students connect with the race and dogs, ranging from building a sled to a simple word search on the race. The Great Iditarod Reading Race -- A great activity for students of all ages as they strive to read 1,049 pages by the end of the year in honor of the 1,049 mile Iditarod Sled Dog Race held every March in Alaska. The Iditarod in Room 012 -- Although similar in style to other sites that list links and info regarding the Iditarod, this site distinguishes itself by looking into native lore and customs and boom towns in Alaska. The Surfaquarium - Innovative Teaching - Iditarod -- Extensive list of sites, ideas, and places to go to find out more about the race, its participants, and where it takes place
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