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Humming for Hummus
Ashley 4th and 5th graders learn how to make Hummus with teacher Mr. Zwick. Ashley students also have helped get ready for a parent breakfast with a morning announcement they prepared about making...
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Corn and Bean Salad for YOU!
Ashley 5th graders make a corn and bean salad with their teachers. RECIPE Ingredients: Yield: 6-8 servings 2 cans of corn, drained (15 ounces) 1 can kidney beans, drained and rinsed (15 ounces) 1 red...
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Chicken Salad (W)rap
Ashley 5th Graders learn to make a tasty and healthy Chicken Salad Rap, with their teachers Mr. Herd and Mr. Zwick. They make a song about it, too! Recipe: My Pyramid Chicken Salad Wrap INGREDIENTS...
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The Broccoli Campaign
Maxwell 5th Graders Nancy and Cynthia have volunteered to promote a healthy vegetable — broccoli. Nancy likes broccoli. Cynthia hates it. Can Nancy persuade Cynthia to try broccoli? Broccoli...
View ArticleEat, Exercise, Excel – Anthony Elementary School
Listen (5 minutes) It’s lunchtime at Anthony Elementary, a public school in a Leavenworth, Kansas. That’s a town where the main business is a federal prison, and most kids live below the poverty line....
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Apple Superfoods – Swansea Promotion
LISTEN (45 seconds) October is Superfood Apple Month – from Swansea
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Call-in show – Improving America’s food supply with Robyn Obrien and Chef Ann...
LISTEN (1 Hour) KGNU News Director Maeve Conran talks with Robyn Obrien and the Renegade Lunch Lady, Chef Ann Cooper. Robyn OBrien is the author of: The Unhealthy Truth: One Mother’s Shocking...
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Healthy Food at the Holiday Bazaar
Some stories don’t happen on paper or in a video. They happen as a real-live event. We’ve seen many times how Eat Your Radio students can make a difference in how schools choose to be healthy....
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Parents ask: Can we have healthy food for literacy night?
Listen to Parents Editor’s note: Parents and families and school all say they’d like healthy food at family and school events, such as back-to-school day and literacy night. The problem is how to pay...
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