Play the “Great Corn Adventure” and learn about the proliferation of Corn in our Culture
June 4th, 2008 by Caryn Talty | Posted in Getting Started on a Gluten & Corn-free diet, Education, Parenting, Nutrition, Children
Got a corn-allergic kid? How about educating him or her with an online game show?
The University of Illinois Extension has a game called the “Great Corn Adventure“ hosted by Zea Mays. It is part of a collection of educational games for kids.
Lovely Ms. Mays takes the viewer on a tour of the corn world, starting with the Native Americans in the valley of Tehuacan in Pueblo Mexico in 5000 b.c. (more…)
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