CMH Hosts Family Learning Event at Kujawa Elementary

Kindergartner Gabriel Robles is seen working on CMH activities alongside his mother.

Recently, Kujawa Elementary School parents and their children along with campus staff members enjoyed a Family Learning Event provided by the Children’s Museum of Houston (CMH).

The Museum’s Family Learning Events engage parents and children together in hands-on activities that focus on science, math and literacy. Activities include games using common household supplies, make and take projects, and more. Every family receives a book full of activities, which are easily replicated in the home, for continued family learning.

A United Way grant helped CMH provide pizza and drinks for families.

CMH representatives assisted Kujawa Elementary families and staff members who participated in games and activities that explored the winter holiday celebrations of diverse cultures. Everyone enjoyed the creative learning experience.

Debera Thomas (far right), principal at Kujawa Elementary School, is pictured with a couple of families who attended the event.

Kim Corrick, assistant principal at Kujawa Elementary School, takes a moment to pose with kindergartners (l-r) Arianna Compton and Aaliyah Judie as well as second grader Javione Compton.

Kujawa Elementary School staff members (l-r) Tara Rollins, information literacy specialist, and teachers Esther Sveter and Carmen Vigers are pictured at the event.