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 simple magic tricks (21–30)
Moving Pen Cap MagicNEW!

It’s a magic trick where, even though you supposedly tuck the pen cap from your finger under your armpit, when you reach behind your neck the cap appears from there, and the one under your arm has vanished.
The secret is simple: at the moment you pretend to tuck it under your arm, you actually palm the cap in your hand, and when you reach behind your neck, you slip it onto your thumb.
The size and shape of your hand while you’re holding the cap is crucial—be mindful of your hand’s form beforehand so you don’t reveal that something’s inside.
If each spot is closely scrutinized, the method is more likely to be exposed, so it may be best to rely somewhat on speed to push through.
Candy-increasing magicNEW!
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This is a simple yet delightful magic trick where the candy in a paper plate seems to increase after you close the lid and give it a shake.
The secret is straightforward: candy is attached to the plate used as the lid.
Focus on presenting it so this setup isn’t detected beforehand.
When opening, you’ll be showing the lid side, so be careful not to reveal the upside-down switch, and make sure it isn’t obvious that the candy is fixed in place.
As you proceed, pay attention to how you create natural movement with the candy shown at the start, so the handling looks smooth and convincing.
Bead Color-Coding MagicNEW!
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It’s a mysterious magic trick where two colors of beads that should have been mixed somehow separate cleanly.
The secret is very simple: all the beads of one color are threaded together and attached to the bottom of the cup.
So even if the other beads get scattered and mixed, once you return the cup to its original position, the beads neatly separate into two colors again.
Once you understand the trick, kids can easily give it a try—so practice and show it off to family and friends on Children’s Day!
Spin! Fruit MagicNEW!

It should be very easy to tell which picture is an apple and which is a mandarin, but for some reason the answer ends up being the opposite of what you thought! It’s a magic trick that makes you wonder “Why?”, but the secret is very simple.
In fact, both cards only have pictures of mandarins.
The apple picture is just a detachable part that can be easily removed from the image.
When performing the trick, secretly remove the apple from one picture and place it on top of the mandarin in the other picture.
When turning both into mandarins, pretend to put the card with the apple on top into a basket, and at that moment drop the apple into the basket.
Give it a try while being careful not to reveal the secret.
Spill-proof juice magicNEW!

What do you think will happen if you pour juice into a paper cup with a pencil stuck through it, and then pull the pencil out? You’d expect the juice to spill out through the hole, right? But with this magic cup, no juice comes out! The trick is that there’s a small paper cup inside the paper cup.
After sticking the pencil through, you place the small cup on top and pour the juice into that.
When you pull the pencil out, the paper cup just drops to the bottom, so the juice doesn’t spill.
Magic that makes chocolate disappearNEW!

This is a magic trick where the chocolates disappear when you flip the box containing them.
In fact, the chocolates haven’t vanished—they’re still inside the box.
Inside, the chocolates are bundled together with tape, and when you rotate the box, the chocolates that were on the bottom move to the top and become hidden.
However, when you turn the box to face forward after rotating it, there’s a chance the chocolates might fall, so press down on the top of the box with your finger to keep them in place.
When you want to return the chocolates to their original position, give the box a gentle shake to help them drop back down.
A magic trick where a plastic bottle turns into a glassNEW!

It’s an amazing magic trick where a plastic bottle turns into a cup when you cover it with a bag.
In fact, this plastic bottle has no body where the label is.
You roll the label into a tube and tape it, then attach just the cut mouthpiece on top.
When performing, you place the cup inside the “bottle” beforehand, and when you cover it with the bag and lift it, you hold the mouthpiece and pull out only the cup.
If you crumple the paper bag into a ball afterward, the audience will feel as if the plastic bottle has vanished.


