Come through Bisons! We’re hyped on this one! The Howard University 3D Puzzle from Brown Toy Box will take you on a thrilling learning escapade. With this kit, you can not only have fun but also learn the basics of architecture as a future architect or just someone who loves to build stuff. It is based on well-known Historic Black Colleges & Universities and will demonstrate to children an essential aspect of designing buildings and the importance of culturally distinguished schools.

What’s Inside the Howard University 3D Puzzle Kit?

Inside the Howard University 3D puzzle kit, you’ll find:

• A detailed blueprint
• A foam 3D puzzle of the Howard University library
• Fact cards about each college and university
• An architect pencil
• A school-themed drafting pad

Offering hours of fun during playtime, fostering spatial learning, and reinforcing learning concepts, this also kit supports key STEAM concepts. This is not just a toy; it’s a key to new ways of thinking and doing for young creative minds, helping them to expand their visions of what is almost and what is possible. Brown Toy Box.

Explore Other HBCU 3D Puzzles

Brown Toy Box doesn’t stop at Howard University. They also offer 3D puzzles of other prominent HBCUs, like Florida A&M University (FAMU) and Alabama A&M University. These educational puzzles help kids appreciate and learn about these historic institutions engagingly. Plus, Brown Toy Box is a Black-owned business committed to the positive representation of Black children.

Inspiration for the Future Based on a Simple Mission

Brown Toy Box has a simple mission: every child deserves to see a reflection of themselves and the lives they can lead – anywhere, from the toy box to the classroom to the television set. Brown Toy Box was designed to disrupt generational trauma by supporting Black excellence and cultivating chemistry. By spreading content, fostering a love of cultures from all over the world, and creating influential Black toys and activities for children, we use STEAM education as a vehicle for societal impact.

Meet Terri-Nichelle Bradley, Founder of Brown Toy Box

The visionary founder of Brown Toy Box, Terri-Nichelle Bradley, believes that every child must feel seen and included. She aims to disrupt the longstanding $27 billion toy industry model with a brand that authentically represents our increasingly diverse realities in real-time. Brown Toy Box started in 2017 as a supplier of STEAM kits and has evolved into the leading educational toy company creating and curating STEAM toys, media, and experiences around the joyous lives of Black children.

Before starting her company, Terri-Nichelle worked as a PR exec at one of the most prominent agencies. She has represented Fortune 500 corporations and created influential initiatives to encourage prominent businesses to promote integrated advertising plans and involve the African American population. Her broad range of experience, enthusiasm, and dedication to the assignment has been recognized with numerous awards, including the 2019 Civic Impact Award and being named one of Atlanta’s Top 100 Businesswomen of Influence.

In 2021, Brown Toy Box products hit the shelves of Target stores nationwide, Amazon, and specialty toy stores, turning Terri-Nichelle’s dream from curator to creator into reality. She continues to be an active member of the Atlanta education and business community, advocating for equity in play and serving as the Atlanta chapter chair of Women in Toys.

Originally from Minnesota and a graduate of Augsburg College, Terri-Nichelle is also a proud mom to D’Andre, Justin, Maya, and Makayla.

The Benefits of Puzzles for Kids

Puzzles like the Howard University 3D Puzzle are more than just fun activities. They help children develop essential skills such as problem-solving, critical thinking, and spatial awareness. Working on puzzles improves memory, enhances hand-eye coordination, and boosts concentration. Plus, completing a puzzle provides a sense of accomplishment that builds confidence.

Brown Toy Box’s Howard University 3D Puzzle is more than a fun activity—it’s a powerful tool for representation and education, helping kids dream big and achieve greatness.