4th Of July Team Building Activities And Games

Fun 4th Of July Activities For Remote Teams

This article will feature 20+ team-building activities to celebrate the 4th Of July with your virtual team including virtual games, arts and crafts, icebreakers, and more!

Across the country, people will celebrate the 4th of July with red, white, and blue decorations, BBQs, fireworks, and renditions of the Star-Spangled Banner. Friends and family will gather with their loved ones and celebrate American culture and traditions. What about our work teams, though? Celebrating big holidays is vital to boost employee morale and engagement and give our teams a chance to celebrate together through fun team-building activities, and icebreakers like trivia, this or that, get-to-know-you questions, and virtual games. Check out the list below, and find the right activity for your team!

1. 4th Of July Team Trivia

Treat your team to a fun and energizing session and learn how good your 4th of July knowledge is with KraftyLab’s team trivia experience. In this game, a professional MC host will quiz your team on all things America including history, geography, pop culture, movies, music, and much more. This is the perfect way to bridge learning and fun and help your teams expand their US knowledge.  

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2. 4th Of July Cocktail Making

Ready for the ultimate happy hour? Get ready to shake, stir and pour to your heart’s content with this immersive mixology experience. Your team will get to make three delicious summer and 4th Of July-inspired cocktails including a layered red, white, and blue layered Firework Fusion, a pineapple and lime Pineapple Cooler, and a super fun Fishbowl Punch made with real gummies! This experience will give your team a fun new skill for their future parties and reunions that will definitely impress their friends and family.

3. 4th Of July Scavenger Hunt

Send your team on a 4th Of July-themed adventure with our 4th Of July scavenger hunt game. Led by a hilarious host, your team will be on the hunt for as many American-themed items as possible. There will be easy 4th of July rounds featuring classic American things like a US flag, a $1 bill, or an American football; and more unique rounds with items that still scream ‘USA’ like a Starbucks cup, a baseball cap, a bottle of ranch, pickles and much more. This is a unique team-building experience as teams get to share about unique objects in their home, and can break up the day-to-day monotony with its speedy pace.

3. 4th Of July Music Bingo

Looking for the ultimate party celebration? Your team won’t be able to sit still during this high-energy musical experience: music bingo. In this session, a professional DJ will treat your team to an immersive experience, where the one with the most musical knowledge will win bingo! To ensure all team members are included, this game will range from American-themed songs like Party In The USA, American Boy, and Born In The USA as well as classic summer hits and current US Top 10 hits.

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4. 4th Of July Candle Making

For a more relaxed session, why not gather your team and get krafty together? Send your team an all-inclusive candle-making kit, which is both a gift and an experience! Your team will gain a new skill, and learn how to melt, mix and pour homemade candles in fun 4th Of July molds and awesome scents like orange, lavender, and eucalyptus. Then, they will get to burn and enjoy their candle in their own time!

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7. 4th Of July Magic Show

Remind your team of the 4th Of July magic by inviting them to an unforgettable celebration. As seen on America’s Got Talent, Penn & Teller: Fool Us, and Empire’s Street Magic, illusionist Kevin Blake will take your team through a virtually impossible experience. This world-renowned magic show features eye-popping sleigh-of-hand tricks, bamboozling mentalism, unbelievable coincidences, and much more!  

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6. 4th Of July Cookie Decorating

For a fun family-friendly experience, send your team a cookie decorating kit to celebrate the 4th Of July! Your team will receive blank sugar cookies, icing, and icing dye, and learn how to recreate fun red, white, and blue 4th Of July designs, thanks to one of our experienced instructors.

8. 4th Of July Icebreaker Games

Help your teams get to know one another and play with some easy, fun, and light-hearted 4th of July icebreaker games and questions.

4th Of July Icebreaker Questions

• What is your favorite 4th Of July memory?
• What is your favorite 4th Of July tradition?
• What is your favorite 4th Of July BBQ item?
• What is your favorite 4th Of July drink or cocktail?
• What is your favorite All-American movie?

4th Of July Would You Rather Questions

• Would you rather celebrate the 4th Of July in your hometown or somewhere new?
• Would you rather only be able to eat hot dogs or hamburgers at a 4th Of July BBQ?
• Would you rather drink a hard seltzer or a fancy cocktail at a 4th Of July party?
• Would you rather bring sparklers to a 4th Of July party or watch a firework show?
• Would you rather attend a 4th Of July party at the lake or at the beach?

4th Of July This Or That Questions: Food Edition

• 4th Of July BBQs: Cheeseburgers or Chilly Hot Dogs?
• 4th Of July Desserts: Banana Split or Fruit Ice Pops?
• 4th Of July Appetisers: Spinach Artichoke Dip or Buffalo Chicken Dip?
• 4th Of July Fruit: Berry Tray or Watermelon Platter?
• 4th Of July Drinks: Iced Tea or Soda?

4th Of July Trivia Questions

1 . Every 4th of July, Nathan's Hot Dog holds an eating contest. Where does it take place?

• State Fair of Texas
• Santa Monica Pier
• Coney Island

2. The saying goes, 'as American as apple pie.' Which is the most commonly used apple for this delicious dessert?

• Pink Lady
• Golden Delicious
• Granny Smith

3. The Statue of Liberty is a true American cultural symbol. What is Lady Liberty's full official name?

• Liberty and Freedom to All
• Liberty Enlightening the World
• Liberty Guides the World

4. What is the most popular Girl Scout Cookie?

• Thin Mints
• Samoas
• Tagalongs

5. What is the biggest ancestry group in the US?

• Irish
• German
• Italian

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A few best practice tips for hosting a great 4th of July corporate event:

• Be mindful of scheduling: The 4th of July is a federal holiday, and in 2025 it falls on a Friday! Consider holding your celebration earlier in the week to avoid conflicts with long weekend plans or upcoming project deadlines.
• Make participation optional: We aim to create fun, inclusive experiences for all colleagues—but participation should always be optional. We recommend reaching out to your teams in advance to gauge interest and plan accordingly.
• Keep the focus on fun: Levels of patriotism can vary, especially across international or remote teams. While the theme may center around Independence Day, the goal remains the same: fostering connection and fun through inclusive team-building opportunities.

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