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Hidden talent acts to showcase at school: ideas to liven up the event

What would you do if someone said, “Show us a special talent!” at a school event? Since it’s a great opportunity, you’d want to perform a hidden talent that everyone will remember, right? School events are the perfect chance to show a different side of yourself! But when it comes down to it, many people might find themselves wondering, “What should I do?” In this article, we’ve gathered plenty of ideas for hidden talents that you can easily perform in the classroom or gym.

We’ll introduce a wide range—from things that can look amazing with a bit of practice to performances you can try with your classmates.

You’re sure to find the perfect hidden talent for you!

Hidden talent acts to perform at school. Ideas to liven up events (41–50)

Magic you can do without practice

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Magic you can do without practice

Simple methods that even beginners can rely on! Here are ideas for magic tricks you can do without practice.

These ideas are perfect if you’re feeling nervous about trying magic for the first time or want to start with something easy.

It’s pretty cool to perform a card trick, right? This time, let’s try a magic trick with playing cards that even beginners can learn.

All you need is one deck of cards.

Watch the explanation carefully and give it a try.

Cap tossing

Cap Toss: Classroom Edition
Cap tossing

Bottle-cap throwing has become so popular that clubs are now being formed at universities across the country.

You hold a plastic bottle cap as if you were flicking it with your finger and push it forward.

It may look easy at first glance, but there are various types of pitches, making it surprisingly deep and complex.

I hear my voice with a delay.

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I hear my voice with a delay.

This is the hidden trick made famous by Ikkokudo: “the voice is heard with a delay.” It looks simple, but it’s actually quite difficult, and it takes a lot of practice to make it look natural.

Once you’ve mastered this, try your hand at ventriloquism as well.

Card magic

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Card magic

No one can see through it!? Here are some ideas for card magic tricks.

Card magic is something many beginners aspire to master, isn’t it? This time, let’s try a card trick that no one will be able to figure out.

All you need is one deck of cards.

If you perform it at a school festival, inviting attendees to participate will really liven up the venue.

Give it a try!

Card throwing

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Card throwing

Be careful: if you learn it only halfway and try to show it off, you might end up hurting people around you.

Also, following rules like not doing it in a confined indoor space or in crowded places may help you perform this little trick more safely and enjoyably.

Boomerang Card

“Boomerang Card” — card throwing you can use in close-up! (Jomaji Ver)
Boomerang Card

Seeing a magician smoothly and stylishly throw playing cards is pretty cool, isn’t it? How about adding card throwing to your bag of party tricks? This one is a bit unusual even among card throws—the card you toss comes back to your hand like a boomerang.

It’s the kind of quick trick that would impress people when you’re killing time with a deck of cards.

Insert a coin into a plastic bottle without using your hands

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Insert a coin into a plastic bottle without using your hands

I think many people bring plastic bottles to school.

Around the one-minute mark in this video, it shows a way to drop a coin into a plastic bottle without using your hands.

All you need is a toothpick.

You know how they often come together with the disposable chopsticks you get with a boxed lunch.

Snap the toothpick in half, place it across the rim of the plastic bottle, and set the coin on top.

Then drip some water onto it, and you can drop the coin without using your hands! It uses simple materials and hardly needs any practice.

It seems like something you could easily show off at lunchtime.