Black Excellence STEM Puzzles For Kids

May 7, 2019

May 7, 2019

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Last Updated on April 12, 2022 by Successful Black Parenting Staff

Puzzle Huddle creates puzzles with images of Black children achieving in STEM-related fields and more. Promoting a positive self-image in children is essential for their success as they grow into productive adults. Surround your children with positive toys to combat negative stereotypes and images that are recycled in the media. 

Matthew Goins, the founder of Puzzle Huddle.

“Children perceive and internalize the images around them. Having an opportunity to play with toys that contain diverse characters provides an opportunity for children to be affirmed and engage in imaginative play in a very personal way,” said Matthew Goins, a father of three who founded Puzzle Huddle. Goins launched Puzzle Huddle because he was frustrated with the lack of diverse images shown on commercially-produced puzzles and he began creating unique puzzle designs that feature Black children.



Puzzles are great for developing problem-solving and analytical skills in children. “Puzzles are a timeless toy and development tool for children,” said Goins. The time a child spends assembling a puzzle requires focus, discipline, and fine motor skills.

The Puzzle Huddle puzzles are affordable with the large puzzles averaging about $9.95. You can order the puzzles on their website at PuzzleHuddle.com.



Author

  • Janice robinson-celeste

    Janice Robinson-Celeste, MBA, is the founder and publisher of Successful Black Parenting Magazine, the Iris Award-winning publication for parents of Black children. An early childhood specialist and former classroom teacher, she is a Public Voices Fellow of The OpEd Project with the National Black Child Development Institute, and her opinion writing has appeared in HuffPost, The Atlanta Journal-Constitution, The 74, TheGrio, Word In Black, The Fulcrum and Women's eNews. She is the author of Pride and Joy: African-American Baby Celebrations (Simon & Schuster) and the award-winning children's book Miles' Stuffy Nose, hosts the BACKtalk podcast, and founded the National Black Parenting Conference. She is a proud mom of three.

    Founder and Publisher, Successful Black Parenting Magazine

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