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For general Museum information, please call us at 212-721-1234 or fill out the form below and someone will get back to you as soon as possible.
Looking for a particular staff member? Visit our staff page.
CMOM inspires children and families to learn about themselves and our culturally diverse world through a unique environment of interactive exhibitions and programs. More »
Thank you for making our 2010 Benefit, honoring Andy Ackerman’s 20 years as Executive Director of CMOM, a huge success! Because of your generosity, we were able to raise $1.2 million to support our exhibitions, programming and outreach into the community. Watch the video shown at our event!
At the event, Honorary Chair Laurie Tisch announced a new initiative to replicate CMOM's exhibits and programs in New York City public housing. Stay tuned for more details! It’s not too late to make a difference … donate here!
Use water color paints to create a watery summer picture.
Kindergarten Readiness Skills: Science skills (color mixing and cause and effect).
Have fun helping CMOM Educators clean up the PlayWorks™ Lab using music, sponges and brooms!
Kindergarten Readiness Skills: Developing listening and social skills, learning to transition from one activity to the next.
Sing, move your body and use your listening ears to hear special stories.
Kindergarten Readiness Skills: Learn new vocabulary, build listening skills and learn to be part of a group.
Squeeze, tap, roll and experiment with playdough!
Kindergarten Readiness Skills: Exploring texture, developing sensory awareness and fine motor skills needed for writing.
Use water color paints to create a watery summer picture.
Kindergarten Readiness Skills: Science skills (color mixing and cause and effect).
Learn about the significance of a shofar (horn) used on Rosh Hashanah. Make your own with model magic.
Learn the Freeze Dance as CMOM educators blow bubbles around you.
Kindergarten readiness skills: Develop gross motor and listening skills
and learn to be part of a group.
Learn about the significance of a shofar (horn) used on Rosh Hashanah. Make your own with model magic.
Learn about the significance of a shofar (horn) used on Rosh Hashanah. Make your own with model magic.
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