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Recruiting teacher enthusiasts to be

Food Detectives Ambassadors!

If you have taught our workshop and are passionate about food and nutrition education, join us in our mission to turn every 4th grader into a Food Detective!

Current

Ambassador

Opportunities

Focus Group – help us improve our program.

Testimonials – share your experience.

Feedback – be the first to test new curricula.

Referrals – spread the word to other teachers.

Join the team!

Fill out the form below and we will follow up with more information and opportunities to get involved.

What People Are Saying

  • “Everything was self-explanatory and very easy to administer to the class. Also, the kids loved it! I even heard feedback from a parent who said that their child taught them a few things that they weren't aware of.”

    Erin

    Teacher, South Milwaukee, WI

  • “I loved how the kids learned about marketing. We often explore the back of the box in nutrition units, but not the front and how companies can be sneaky!”

    Stephanie

    Teacher, Shoreline, WA

  • “Very much enjoyed it! Some of my students said it was the most fun they ever had at school. It was a great experience which taught them a lot. Thank you!”

    Teacher

  • “This is a great program. Informative, aligned to our curriculum, easy to teach... for a teacher, this is gold”

    Noreen

    Teacher, Bronx, NY

  • “I LOVE this program. It is so hands-on and the kids are so engaged”

    Grace

    Teacher, Bellevue WA

  • “It was engaging, and the students loved everything. At lunch they checked serving sizes and amount of sugar in packages.”

    Debbie

    Teacher, Woodinville WA

  • “My kids definitely learned all of the learning targets. They were reading labels on the back of snack foods for weeks afterward”

    Teacher

    Seattle, WA

  • “Thank you! My kids have all been checking the items they eat now and commenting on it. It has made a big impact on them!”

    Samantha

    Teacher, Lakewood, WA

  • “My students LOVED this so much! They are looking at nutrition labels more closely and thinking about the cover of containers and how they try and get you to eat their product. Everyone felt successful and learned something new.”

    Miriam

    Teacher, Seattle WA