Middle school student Sam practices being a lunch eater who teacher Mr. D is interviewing, while other students film from different angles. This is in preparation for actually interviewing real students about school lunch, and also learning how to make a video with a lot of interesting angles mixed in. Sam says that he actually … Read more
Middle School Students in Scott Griffith’s cooking class at Centennial Middle School talk about how watching Supersize Me has affected their views about fast food.
LISTEN (6 Minutes) As part of learning about radio journalism, students and Swansea go to the very beginning of radio and learn how to say their names with the “dits” and “dahs” of Morse Code.
This slide show was presented at a Swansea Parent Breakfast, where parents and their children learned more about how to make healthy food. Miss Anne of Denver Superfoods dressed up as a pea pod as part of the morning fun.
LISTEN (5 Minutes) What’s Dr. Carrot’s favorite food? Listen and find out, as Swansea Elementary students ask Dr. Carrot questions about nutrition.
Centennial Middle School Cooking Class. Teacher Scott Griffith talks with students about the cooking projects up ahead: Teacher Scott Griffith welcomes middle school students to Centennial Middle School’s first cooking class, and students make a wish list of what they want to create.
In case you think table sugar is safer than high fructose corn syrup, and juice is better that soda . . .
This program broadcast on KGNU’s science show. To hear the interview, LISTEN to the show. We look at the strange rise in autoimmune diseases, allergies and asthma, with experts from the University of Chicago Celiac Disease Center and with National Jewish Health Immunlogist Andy Liu in Denver. And, we explore whether genetically modified crops might … Read more
Editor’s Note: This video shows students sampling the popular, student-invented salads that were featured at Ashley’s International Day. On this day, a big green mailbox was next to the salad bar, along with “voting” forms, and students voted on their favorite salad of the six finalists there at the salad bar. The top fruit … Read more
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