Unsweetened Sio
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91 - Food Additives With Alex Trivas, Creator of The Food Monsters Matching Game
91 - Food Additives With Alex Trivas, Creator of The Food Monsters Matching Game
91 - Food Additives With Alex Trivas, Creator of The Food Monsters Matching Game
Wednesday 10th March 2021
Alex Trivas talks about his game 'The Food Monsters' on 'Unsweetened Sio', making learning about food additives fun for kids and parents.
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Get the buttons here!The Food Monsters Game: Teaching Kids About Food Additives
I love it does come, you know, you play with the matches, but then it comes with the informational card to talk more about each individual food monster, like a description where they lurk what they can do to you and what you can eat instead.
Have you ever wondered how to make learning about food additives fun for kids? Meet Alex Trivas, the mastermind behind 'The Food Monsters' matching game. In this engaging episode of 'Unsweetened Sio', host Siobhan Huggins chats with Alex about his innovative approach to nutrition education. With over two decades of experience in the classroom and a passion for healthy eating, Alex has seen firsthand the impact of sugar and additives on children.
His game aims to turn that around by making nutrition both educational and entertaining. Throughout the episode, they discuss the challenges of curbing sugary treats in schools, the importance of parental involvement, and practical tips for healthier eating habits. Alex also shares his journey from teaching to nutritional advocacy, including his work with Matthew McConaughey’s foundation on a spoken word evening focused on Type II diabetes and obesity.
Tune in to discover how 'The Food Monsters' game can be a game-changer for families looking to make smarter food choices.