'Dre takes kids on shopping spree
Johnson with his mother and uncle Andre Melton
Johnson with his mother and, from left, the mothers of quarterback Matt Schaub and wide receiver Jacoby Jones
Johnson with the children and all of the Texans staff and friends present
Johnson with the children and the representatives from Child Protective Services
Johnson with the children and their autographed Texans pennants
Johnson autographed Texans pennants for each child, and footballs if the children had bought them as well.
Johnson was greeted by an onslaught of hugs after the shopping spree had concluded.
Johnson smiles as he talks to reporters after the purchasing is through.
The Toys 'R Us manager can barely believe his eyes as the seemingly endless second receipt rolls out of the machine.
Johnson swipes his credit card to cover the bill.
Johnson smiles as he watches the first receipt print out.
Johnson even helped to bag the toys after they had been rung up at the register.
Johnson hands an item to the cashier.
Johnson does some explaining about the Xbox 360 to a couple of the kids.
One of the children receives his Playstation 3.
A little girl looks with excitement at her new Xbox 360.
Johnson hugs one of the grateful shoppers.
With the 80 seconds up, a satisfied young shopper shares a smile with several adults.
Texans quarterback Matt Schaub's mother, left, struggles to keep up with her young shopper.
A young shopper races through the aisles with the mother of Texans wide receiver Jacoby Jones, left.
Johnson sets off a frantic 80 seconds of shopping by giving the eager children the go-ahead.
Johnson, with his own mother in the white Andre Johnson jersey and the mothers of Texans quarterback Matt Schaub, to his right, and wide receiver Jacoby Jones, to his left, stop for a photo with the 12 children before the shopping spree begins.
Johnson goes over some last-second instructions with a child and his representative from Child Protective Services.
Johnson scouts out the store with a youngster before the spree.
Texans wide receiver Andre Johnson explains the rules of "AJ's Holiday Shopping Spree" to 12 young children from Child Protective Services at a local Toys 'R Us store. Each child would have 80 seconds to fill a shopping cart with as many toys possible.
