Fireworks and Trivia are fun on the 4th of July!
The 4th of July is just around the corner; at Backyard Fun Factory, we love gearing up for parades, barbecues, and fireworks! As we eagerly anticipate the festivities, it’s crucial to instill in our children the significance of this very special day.
A fantastic way to achieve this is through a lively trivia game! There are numerous interesting facts about our country’s journey to independence that you can share with your kids. Moreover, a wonderful approach to engaging them is by incorporating an easy trivia game time. Kids always relish competition, especially when there are enticing prizes at stake!
Following a delightful day of 4th of July activities such as parades, water fun, and family playtime, one of the challenges for kids is the hour or two spent outside, eagerly awaiting the commencement of the fireworks. This presents a perfect opportunity to bring out the trivia questions!
Fun is Our Middle Name
Simply grab a bag of your children’s favorite candy, such as little Snickers bars, or opt for a healthier alternative, like pretzels or carrot sticks, for game prizes. To transform this trivia time into a joyous family event, consider having Daddy pose the trivia questions while Mom artfully paints the kids’ faces with a charming American flag.
- The Declaration of Independence happened where?
- London
- New York
- Philadelphia
A: Philadelphia
- Who wrote The Declaration of Independence?
- Benjamin Franklin
- John Adams
- Thomas Jefferson
A: Thomas Jefferson
- How many stars and stripes does our national flag have?
- 50 stripes and 50 stars
- 10 stripes and 55 stars
- 13 stripes and 50 stars
A: 13 stripes (original colonies) 50 stars (states)
“Happy Birthday, America!”
- What is another name for the 4th of July?
- Fireworks Day
- Glory Day
- Independence Day
A: Independence Day, because we declared America was independent from Great Britain
- What is our National Bird?
- Flamingo
- Bald Eagle
- Turkey
A: The Bald Eagle was chosen
- What does the Red symbolize on the American Flag?
- Fire
- Valor
- Blood
A: The Red symbolizes Hardiness and Valor. (Long lasting, courage in danger)
- What does the White symbolize on the American Flag?
- Purity and Innocence
- Strength
- Peace
A: Purity and Innocence
- What does the Blue symbolize on the American flag?
- Our oceans
- Perseverance and Vigilance
- Valor
A: Perseverance and Vigilance (keeps trying, alert and ready)
- What is the National Animal?
- Bald Eagle
- Alligator
- American Bison
A: The American Bison
- Why is the 4th of July celebrated?
- Best time for backyard BBQs
- The year America was discovered.
- It is the official day America gained independence from Great Britain
A: C. America’s Independence Day
- How old is the USA?
- 47
- 130
- 247
A: In the year 2023 America will be 247 years old
“Let Freedom Ring!”
- What is the nickname given to the American Flag?
- “Star Spangled Banner”
- “Old Glory”
- “The Stars and Stripes”
A: These are all nicknames that have been given to the American flag.
- What food is the most popular to eat on the 4th of July?
- Hot Dog
- Hamburger
- Brisket
A: Over 150 million hot dogs are eaten in America on the 4th of July
- How much money do Americans spend on fireworks each year for the 4th of July?
- Over 1 million
- Over 35 million
- Over 1 billion
A: Over 1 billion dollars are spent on fireworks each 4th of July
- What is known as the most American dessert?
- Strawberry Shortcake
- Apple Pie
- Pumpkin Pie
A: Apple Pie
Backyard Fun Factory wants to wish everyone a very safe and happy Fourth of July!
May you celebrate the day with a heart full of passion, patriotism, courage, and kindness!
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