Maths: Practice 3-3 Multiplication Properties; Enrichment 3-3 How Does Your Garden Grow?
Reading: Read Akiak pp.27-51
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Bonus question: Where does the name, Iditarod, come from?
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Due dates:
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Checkup/Test practice pp.51-55 due Friday
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The name Iditarod comes from the Indian name "Clearwater."
ReplyDeleteThe name came from the Indian name "Clearwater in river."
ReplyDeleteThe name Iditarod means "Distance" or "Distant place" in the Ingaric or Horika Chuck language talked by the Athabasca indigenous people living in the northwestern part of Alaska.
ReplyDeleteThe name come from the Indian word "Halditarod" which was the name for the river.
ReplyDeleteIditarod comes from the Indian word Halditarod which means distance place.
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