By the end of 2023, more than 70% of low-income children, ages 0 to 5, enrolled in a Center of Excellence will demonstrate progress in the central domains of social-emotional development, literacy, cognition, and approaches.
These same children will make up our future workforce and create innovative solutions for pollution, hydro fuels, biotech, food sustainability, and more. These challenges are why getting children excited about STEAM early on enables them to become confident and involved learners.
This past week, the entire Collaborative for Children team took some time to design activities to help young learners solve a critical STEAM challenge that Houston will face in the 21st century. Many of these creative activities will be implemented in the STEAM curriculum at our Centers of Excellence and on our Collab-Lab.
As leaders in early childhood education for more than 35 years, Collaborative for Children’s goal is readying young children for the 21st century with innovative programs focused on positive outcomes.
And we got to have a little fun and use our imagination at work!
The problem!
And here’s our solution!
