Magic that gets kids excited on Children's Day: A collection of simple tricks
Have you ever wanted to make Children’s Day even more exciting? Not just with gifts and meals—if you perform magic where mysterious things happen right before their eyes, the kids’ faces are sure to light up! From tricks using familiar items like tissues, origami paper, and paper cups, to unique ones that make use of smartphones or snacks, there are plenty of tricks you can try without any special preparation.
In this article, we’ll introduce magic that’s perfect for Children’s Day.
They’re all things you can do with just a few simple tips, so be sure to enjoy them together as a family!
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Magic that excites on Children's Day. A collection of easy magic tricks (61–70)
Rubber Band Penetration Magic
Pay attention to the spectators’ reactions too! We’re introducing an idea for a rubber band penetration magic trick.
Because it’s simple and easy to understand what’s happening, a rubber band penetration trick is a magic effect that people of all ages—from kids to adults—can enjoy.
This time, let’s try a pro-level version of the rubber band penetration.
All you need are two rubber bands.
Using different colors makes it easier to follow.
In the video, an orange rubber band and a blue rubber band are used.
Be sure to give it a try!
100% Guaranteed! Trump Magic
Simple card tricks are hugely popular with kids, aren’t they? A 100% sure-fire card magic trick doesn’t require sleight of hand or complicated setup, so anyone can enjoy it.
Since you can guess the card the spectator chose, the surprise factor doubles! It leverages mathematical principles, so it’s guaranteed to work—that’s the key.
It’s sure to be a big hit at Children’s Day events, too! You can just picture kids’ eyes sparkling with excitement.
It’s a magical trick everyone can enjoy—give it a try!
Revival of the newspaper
There’s a routine you often see on TV or at magic shows where a torn piece of paper becomes whole again.
Here’s how to recreate it.
First, prepare two newspapers: one to tear, and the other to reveal later.
Attach a wire to the one you’ll reveal.
Then, hide the wired newspaper inside the opened newspaper.
After you tear the visible newspaper, clamp the torn section between the wires and then open the newspaper.
The torn part gets concealed, making it look as if the paper has been restored.
Make a lollipop stand upright
This is a simple magic trick using a candy that kids love.
All you need is a round lollipop—it’s really that easy.
The key is just balancing.
Place the candy on your palm with the candy part down and the stick pointing up.
Tilt the stick and pinch it between your fingers as if holding it down.
When you open your fingers, the stick slowly rises, moving in a slightly mysterious, almost lifelike way.
Before releasing your fingers, say a magic word, and exaggerate your reactions to match the speed at which the stick rises!
A newspaper that returns to its original state even after being torn
A magic trick where you tear a newspaper and then restore it would definitely captivate kids! Watching an ordinary newspaper return to its original state in an instant is truly like magic.
Children of all ages—from toddlers to elementary schoolers—are sure to be amazed.
If you perform it on Children’s Day, it’ll surely be a big hit.
Whether you enjoy it as a parent and child or challenge it with friends, you’ll likely hear lots of “Wow!” in all kinds of situations.
Easy magic that pops out of the box
It’s a magic trick where a cake suddenly appears from a box that’s supposed to be empty.
Perfect for Children’s Day! In fact, the contents have been in the box the whole time, but you use a magnet hidden on your finger to reveal or conceal them.
If someone peeks inside, the trick will be exposed, but they probably won’t notice the magnet mechanism! If the child is around kindergarten senior age, it might be nice to teach them the secret and enjoy it together.
Magic Cup
Let me introduce a very mysterious “magic cup”! Once you have some thick paper and colored paper, cut them into a cup shape and create the mechanism.
If you chant a little magic spell together with the children and show the juice inside the cup gradually increasing, everyone will get excited! It also seems fun and thrilling to cover it with a towel while your hands are moving—what will happen to the juice? You can also delight the children with little twists, like revealing the fruit that turns into juice when you remove the towel!
