Magic that excites on Children’s Day. Magic that kids can enjoy.
“Why?” “Amazing!” Creating those surprised exclamations and sparkling moments for children—that’s the magic of magic, isn’t it?
Are you wondering what fun performance to put on for Children’s Day?
Actually, there are plenty of easy tricks anyone can do using familiar items.
From a mysterious trick where an eraser disappears to a mind-bending show where a spoon bends, we’ve gathered acts the whole family can enjoy!
In this article, we’ll guide you into the world of magic that’s easy to prepare and ready to perform right away.
So, why not become a magician and create wonderful memories?
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Magic that excites on Children's Day. Magic tricks kids can enjoy (71–80)
Magic Newspaper
A mysterious magic trick where you pour liquid into a folded newspaper and it doesn’t spill out! In fact, it doesn’t just not spill—it seems to disappear.
The secret is that you’re holding a paper cup behind the newspaper, pouring the liquid into it, stacking it with an empty cup to retrieve it, and then opening the newspaper to show it’s dry.
It looks like something you can do right away with items you have at home.
A bamboo skewer pierces a balloon
Normally, if you poke a balloon with something sharp, it pops, right? But there’s a trick where you can stick a long skewer into a balloon and, for some reason, it doesn’t pop.
It’s not exactly magic—if you pierce the thicker part of the rubber near the ends of the balloon, it somehow doesn’t burst.
Pretty mysterious, isn’t it?
Pop-out straw
The straws we use for drinking are stiff and long, right? When you open your hand, that long straw pops out with a boing! The trick is simple: make a slit in the straw, roll it up tightly from one end to make it small, and just hold it in the palm of your hand.
Clothes change in an instant
Face forward to show your outfit, spin around once on the spot, and by the time you face front again—your clothes have changed!? The trick is simple: wear two T-shirts under your jacket, but you need to cut a slit in one of them when setting it up.
How about using a shirt you’re thinking of throwing away?
Newspaper tree
Cut a sheet of newspaper in half to make two pieces, stack them, and roll them up tightly.
When you finish rolling, make cross-shaped cuts about halfway into the roll from the center.
Then pinch the separated tips and pull them up, and it will stretch as if a tree is growing—it’s a simple magic trick.
Since it’s easy to make, it looks like a fun activity to do with children.
In conclusion
We introduced some magic tricks you can enjoy on Children’s Day—did any catch your eye to try? They might look tricky at first, but with a few simple tips and ideas, anyone can have fun with them.
Practicing and performing together with your child, or revealing the secrets to teach each other, could make for wonderful memories.
Let’s all enjoy the world of wonder together!