Jigsaw puzzles and trivia games celebrating African-American history and culture.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comWith over 1200 questions, this game is a fun and challenging way to learn about black history and culture. To win, be the first player to get all four tokens into the Inner Circle. Components: 1 Board, 16 Movement Tokens, 4 Dice, 200 Question & Answer Cards and Instruction Booklet. 2 to 4 Players/Teams. Ages 10 to Adult.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comThe Buffalo Soldiers, 1869-1943. Shortly after the Civil War, the United States government created four, all-Black military units within the U.S. Army. These units were known as the U.S. Colored Troops or Buffalo Soldiers, who served in the American West and in the Spanish American War. Buffalo Soldiers also served in the Philippines and in North Africa and Europe during World War II. Manufacturer: Pressman. Piece Count: 100. Ages 5 to 8.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comA female singer and piano player are featured in this puzzle featuring artwork by Annie Lee. Manufacturer: Pressman. 550 pcs. Ages 12 and up.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comChurch-goers raise their voices and praise the Lord in song. Artist: Annie Lee. Manufacturer: Sunsout. Size: 15.5 x 18 in. 550 pcs.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comFour generations of African-American women are depicted in this work by artist Keith Mallett. Manufacturer: Sunsout. Size: 20 x 27 in. 1000 pcs.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comThe First Self-made Female Millionaire, 1867-1919. Madame C.J. Walker developed a successful line of hair care products, becoming the first, self-made woman millionaire, of any color, in the United States. Piece Count: 24. Ages 3 to 6.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comInventor. 1843-1929. Educated as a mechanical engineer in Scotland, Elijah McCoy was denied employment in his chosen field because of the color of his skin. While working at a dead-end job as a locomotive fireman, he found a solution to a problem that plagued the railways. His invention, the "lubricating cup" for steam engines became essential to industries throughout the world. Piece Count: 24. Ages 3 to 6.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comAfrican women dance and play in this lively tableau by artist Julia Cairns. Manufacturer: Sunsout. Size: 18 x 24 in. 500 pcs.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comAnnie Lee is famous for her portrayals of contemporary and historical African-American family life.
Blue Monday is one of her best-selling works of art. Manufacturer: Pressman. 550 pcs. Ages 12 and up.

Image courtesy of StuffKidsLike.comAnnie Lee's paintings and reproductions of black life are sold in over 2,000 galleries throughout the United States and Europe. Manufacturer: Pressman. Piece Count: 1000. Ages 12 and up.