12 Virtual Team Building Kits Shipped to Remote Teams (2026)
Twelve bookable virtual team building kits that ship to each remote employee before a live online session, from $50.00/person, with prices, group sizes and kit contents checked against each live listing.
TL;DR
Twelve virtual team building kits that ship to each remote employee before a live online session, from $50.00 to $105.00 per person, all bookable on Events in Minutes. Every price, group size, duration and kit description was checked against the live listing on September 28, 2026.
- Lowest price and instant booking: the Mini Terrarium Workshop, $50.00 per person for 4 to 300 guests, with a complete jar-and-moss kit.
- Plant kits people keep on their desk: succulent and closed-ecosystem terrariums at $80.00, kokedama and a seasonal wreath at $85.00 per person.
- Food kits: the Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class at $65.00 per person (one kit per household) and Margarita Pizza with Homemade Crust at $75.00 per person, whose kits are dispatched to arrive two to three days ahead.
- Art and craft kits: tote bag painting at $75.00, wine glass painting at $80.00, coaster sets at $85.00, a Turkish mosaic lamp at $99.00 and a custom skateboard deck at $105.00 per person.
- Six of the twelve accept up to 500 guests. Only one listing states worldwide shipping, the mosaic lamp; the wine glass class ships within the continental United States and the pizza kit nationwide across the US.
Last updated: September 2026
What a shipped kit changes about a virtual event
A hosted trivia round is easy to book and easy to forget. A kit is different: a box arrives at each person's door a few days before the call, everyone opens it together on screen, and the session ends with a terrarium, a wreath, a lamp or a pound of chocolate on the desk. That is why kit-based sessions cost more than games, and why they are the format teams ask for again after a year of screen-only events.
The twelve listings below all describe a kit shipped or delivered to each participant; ten are led live by an instructor, chef or artist, and the coaster and skateboard sessions are guided virtual workshops with creative tips and optional guidance. They are grouped by what arrives in the box: five plant kits, two food kits and five art and craft kits, each group ordered from the lowest to the highest price per person. Each card links to the live listing, where you can check availability and book or request a date. The one thing a listing cannot tell you is your own lead time, so the guide ends with how to plan for shipping.
Five plant kits: terrariums, kokedama and a wreath
Living or preserved greenery that stays on a desk long after the session. All five are led live by a plant or wreath expert, and four of the five take up to 500 guests.
Mini Terrarium Workshop
The lowest price in this guide and one of two listings you can book instantly. Every participant receives a shipped kit with a cork-lidded glass jar, terrarium soil, lava rocks, decorative rocks, live moss, a piece of driftwood or a rock, a small figurine, long tweezers and an eye dropper; the only thing to add at home is a little water. Public sessions need at least five guests.
Book nowVirtual Team Succulent Terrarium Workshop
A full DIY kit ships to each participant ahead of the session: succulents, soil, pebbles, moss and decorative accents, plus a wooden box or round glass bowl to plant them in. A plant expert leads the arranging live, and because succulents are forgiving, the gardens survive people who have never kept a plant alive.
Book nowVirtual Self Sustaining Ecosystem Terrarium Workshop
The closed-jar version. The kit delivered to each door holds a glass vessel, two succulents, soil, moss and colorful pebbles, and the instructor explains how a sealed terrarium recycles its own moisture so it can run for months with almost no care. Part science lesson, part craft, and a good fit for curious teams.
Book nowVirtual Kokedama Workshop : Moss Ball Plant Sculpture
Kokedama is the Japanese practice of growing a plant in a moss-wrapped ball of soil instead of a pot. A kit with a plant, moss, twine and everything else needed is delivered to each participant, and a plant expert walks the group through shaping, wrapping and tying it, then how to keep it alive on a desk or shelf.
Book nowVirtual Seasonal Wreath Workshop: Create & Celebrate!
The seasonal pick. A wreath kit with a base, preserved and faux greenery, flowers, berries and seasonal accents ships to each participant in advance, and a wreath-making expert guides the build live. The materials are made to last, so the wreath can come back out next year; live seasonal greenery can be added on request for winter sessions.
Book nowTwo food kits: chocolate and pizza
Both are chef-led and both send real ingredients. Note the difference in how they count: the chocolate kit is one per household, the pizza kit is one per participant.
Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class
The one kit here that ships per household rather than per desk (the price stays $65.00 per person): each household receives a shipped chocolate-making kit with enough ingredients for roughly two to three people, and the class makes over a pound of candy per kit. A professional chocolate chef teaches microwave tempering and five treats over Zoom, including jumbo peanut butter cups and pecan turtles. Bring a microwave, a microwave-safe bowl, a spoon, a spatula, wax or parchment paper and fresh strawberries, and share any allergies when booking, before kits ship.
Book nowMargarita Pizza with Homemade Crust
A chef-led pizza session with a kit shipped to each participant's home address: pre-measured flour and yeast for the crust, San Marzano tomato sauce, presliced fresh mozzarella, basil, olive oil and salt packets, a recipe card and the session link. Kits ship nationwide and are dispatched to arrive two to three days before the event. Gluten-free and dairy-free versions are available for an additional fee.
Book nowFive art and craft kits: tote bags, glasses, coasters, a lamp and a skateboard
Painting and assembly sessions that end with something usable. These run smaller, from 50 to 64 guests for the painting sessions and up to 180 for the mosaic lamp, and the two-hour sessions are all in this group.
Virtual Tote Bag Painting – A Fun Art Experience
Each participant receives a 15 by 16 inch canvas tote bag, in black or natural, with art supplies shipped in advance. A professional artist leads the painting live, and the group can choose a theme: famous artwork, the company logo or a custom design made for the team. Everyone logs off with a bag they will actually carry.
Book nowVirtual Wine Glass Painting Class!
All materials ship to each participant before the event: a choice of stemmed or stemless wine glass, champagne flute or beer glass, non-toxic glass paints in several colors and a full set of brushes and palette. A professional artist runs the class live, and optional catering, bar or soft-drink packages can be added for a team celebration. Materials ship within the continental United States.
Book nowVirtual Hand-Painted Coaster Sets – A Fun & Creative Activity
Four ceramic coasters per participant, with paints, brushes and supplies, shipped ahead of virtual sessions. There is no fixed design to copy; participants experiment with colors, patterns and abstract designs at their own pace with optional guidance, which makes this the calmest option in the list and an easy one for mixed skill levels.
Book nowMake Your Own Turkish Mosaic Lamp
The second instant-book listing. A complete mosaic lamp kit ships to each participant, with a glass lamp base, assorted colored glass pieces, adhesive, geometric design templates and the tools to assemble it, and an instructor who specializes in Turkish mosaic art teaches the 500-year-old technique live. The result is a working lamp. Kits ship worldwide, so a team spread across countries can take part.
Book nowVirtual Skateboard Art Workshop - A Creative Experience on Wheels
The highest price and the most unusual keepsake: a professional-grade blank skateboard deck of Canadian hard rock maple, made in the USA, delivered to each participant with paints and brushes before the session. The team paints in a relaxed session with creative guidance and a design inspiration gallery, then either hangs the deck as art or takes it to a local skate shop for hardware and rides it.
Book nowSide by side: price, group size and duration
The table repeats the card facts in the same order so you can scan all twelve together. Every price is per person.
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| Activity | Location | Duration | Group | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mini Terrarium Workshop | Virtual event | 1 hour | 4–300 guests | $50.00/person |
| Virtual Team Succulent Terrarium Workshop | Virtual event | 1 hour | 8–500 guests | $80.00/person |
| Virtual Self Sustaining Ecosystem Terrarium Workshop | Virtual event | 1 hour | 8–500 guests | $80.00/person |
| Virtual Kokedama Workshop : Moss Ball Plant Sculpture | Virtual event | 1 hour | 8–500 guests | $85.00/person |
| Virtual Seasonal Wreath Workshop: Create & Celebrate! | Virtual event | 1 hour | 8–500 guests | $85.00/person |
| Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class | Virtual event | 1 hour | 6–500 guests | $65.00/person |
| Margarita Pizza with Homemade Crust | Virtual event | 1 hour | 5–500 guests | $75.00/person |
| Virtual Tote Bag Painting – A Fun Art Experience | Virtual event | 2 hours | 6–50 guests | $75.00/person |
| Virtual Wine Glass Painting Class! | Virtual event | 2 hours | 6–60 guests | $80.00/person |
| Virtual Hand-Painted Coaster Sets – A Fun & Creative Activity | Virtual event | 2 hours | 6–64 guests | $85.00/person |
| Make Your Own Turkish Mosaic Lamp | Virtual event | 2 hours | 4–180 guests | $99.00/person |
| Virtual Skateboard Art Workshop - A Creative Experience on Wheels | Virtual event | 2 hours | 6–50 guests | $105.00/person |
How to choose a virtual team building kit
Do the budget per person, then per box
For a team of 25, the Mini Terrarium Workshop comes to $1,250.00 and the Virtual Skateboard Art Workshop to $2,625.00, a difference of $1,375.00 for the same hour or two on a call. The Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class is the one listing where households, not people, receive the box: at $65.00 per person it is priced like the others, but two colleagues under one roof share a single kit with enough ingredients for two to three people.
Check the group range before you fall in love with a kit
The plant and food kits scale: six of the seven take up to 500 guests, so one order can cover a whole company. The painting kits are capped at 50 to 64 participants, which suits a single department or a leadership offsite but not an all-hands. The Mini Terrarium Workshop and the mosaic lamp sit in between at 300 and 180.
Add shipping to your lead time
Only the pizza listing states its target, kits dispatched to arrive two to three days before the event; the rest say only that the kit ships or is delivered to each participant. Ten of the twelve are request-to-book, so the vendor confirms the date first and shipping starts after that. Announce the event with an address form attached, and treat any participant who moves house or travels that week as a separate shipment to confirm.
Decide between an instant booking and a conversation
If the date is close, the two instant-book listings, the Mini Terrarium Workshop and Make Your Own Turkish Mosaic Lamp, remove a round of email. The request-to-book listings are worth that round when you need a change: gluten-free or dairy-free pizza kits, a company-logo theme on the tote bags, live greenery in a winter wreath, or catering added to the wine glass class.
Think about what the kit asks of the home
Terrariums, kokedama and wreaths need a table and nothing else. The chocolate class needs a microwave, a bowl, wax or parchment paper and fresh strawberries, the pizza class needs an oven, and the coaster and skateboard sessions ask for clothes that can take a splash and table space to paint. Say so in the invitation, so nobody discovers the missing microwave on the call.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does a virtual team building kit cost per person?
The twelve kit-based listings in this guide run from $50.00 per person for the Mini Terrarium Workshop to $105.00 per person for the Virtual Skateboard Art Workshop. The five plant kits cost $50.00 to $85.00 per person, the two food kits $65.00 and $75.00 per person, and the five art and craft kits $75.00 to $105.00 per person. Every price is per person and was checked against the live Events in Minutes listing on September 28, 2026.
Is the kit shipped to each employee's home?
Yes for eleven of the twelve. Each listing describes a kit shipped or delivered to each participant before the session, and the pizza listing specifies the participant's home address. The exception is the Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class, which ships one kit per household with enough ingredients for roughly two to three people, so two colleagues who share a home would share one kit.
How far in advance do we need to book a kit-based virtual event?
Longer than a game with nothing to ship. The Margarita Pizza listing is the only one that gives a shipping target: kits are dispatched to arrive two to three days before the event date, with standard shipping times on top. The other listings say only that the kit ships or is delivered to each participant. Only two listings can be booked instantly online, the Mini Terrarium Workshop and Make Your Own Turkish Mosaic Lamp; the other ten are requested online and confirmed by the vendor, which adds a step before shipping can start. Collect participant addresses when you announce the event, not the week before.
Which kits work for a very large remote team?
Six listings take up to 500 guests: the Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class (from 6), the Margarita Pizza with Homemade Crust (from 5), and the succulent terrarium, ecosystem terrarium, kokedama and wreath workshops (each from 8). The Mini Terrarium Workshop takes 4 to 300 and Make Your Own Turkish Mosaic Lamp 4 to 180. The art kits are smaller sessions: the Virtual Hand-Painted Coaster Sets take up to 64, the Virtual Wine Glass Painting Class up to 60, and the tote bag and skateboard workshops up to 50.
Do kits ship outside the United States?
Only one listing says so: Make Your Own Turkish Mosaic Lamp ships its kit worldwide. The Virtual Wine Glass Painting Class ships within the continental United States only, and the Margarita Pizza kit ships nationwide across the United States. The other listings do not state a shipping area, so ask the vendor when you request the date if your team includes people outside the US.
What do participants need to have at home?
Very little beyond the kit and a video call. The Mini Terrarium Workshop asks participants to supply a small amount of water. The Virtual Chocolate Candy Making Class needs a microwave, a microwave-safe bowl, a spoon, a spatula, wax or parchment paper and fresh strawberries. The coaster and skateboard sessions suggest clothes that can take a little paint and enough table space to work. The Margarita Pizza session is a cooking class, so plan on an oven and a kitchen.