[Magic] Crowd-Pleasers for Elementary Schools! A Collection of Magic Trick Ideas Perfect for Fun Parties
If you can perform magic tricks in a cool way, you might even become popular at school!
A lot of elementary school kids probably admire magic like that, don’t they?
But you might hesitate, thinking that magic is all difficult…
Actually, though, there are plenty of easy tricks that can still amaze everyone!
Even tricks that make you think “Oh, that’s all it was” once you know the secret can be surprisingly hard to detect if you present them with solid showmanship.
In this article, we’ll introduce simple magic tricks that are recommended for elementary school students!
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Magic: Ideas for Tricks That Get Elementary School Kids Excited! Perfect for Fun Parties, Too (71–80)
The rubber bands switch colors.
This is a magic trick where you stretch two differently colored rubber bands to create a pattern, then compress them and blow on them, and the colors appear to instantly reverse.
You start by twisting one wrist and stretching a rubber band into an X shape, then hook a rubber band of a different color around it to frame the X.
After that, when you return the twisted wrist to match the orientation of the other hand, the colors in the pattern switch places.
Since it’s obvious that the wrist orientation changes, be sure to direct the audience’s gaze firmly onto the rubber bands so they don’t notice, and focus on keeping all the movements smooth.
A magic trick where a 1-yen coin turns into a 10-yen coin
This is a coin magic trick where a single 1-yen coin transforms into two 10-yen coins.
The key seems to be how skillfully you can conceal two 10-yen coins behind the 1-yen coin.
Also, be careful not to make any clinking sounds when transferring the coins to the other hand.
Once you master these points, it’s a simple trick you can perform anywhere.
Give it a try!
A magic trick where a torn tissue comes back together
It’s an amazing magic trick where a tissue you supposedly tore apart comes back to life.
All you need is a tissue! You can even take this to school without getting in trouble with your teacher.
Here’s how: First, separate the two layers of the tissue.
Lightly roll one layer so that one end comes to a point, and actually tear off just the very tip.
Keep only that torn tip pinched between your fingers, hidden.
Next, take the other intact layer and place it into the hand that’s holding the torn tip.
While pretending to tear the balled-up tissue, secretly produce the hidden torn tip to make it look like you’ve really torn it.
In the end, reveal the untouched, un-torn tissue, and the magic is a success!
[Magic] A Collection of Magic Trick Ideas That Will Excite Elementary School Kids! Perfect for Fun Parties (81–90)
Magic trick where you guess the card without looking at it at all
This is a magic trick that feels a bit rough around the edges, but it’s easy to learn, so it might be perfect for elementary school kids.
It might be hard to figure out in just one go.
When you see the explanation, you might think, “Oh, that’s all it is,” but it could be a good trick to start with.
You should definitely give it a try, too.
A simple card trick using key cards
All you need is a deck of cards! This is a super simple card prediction magic trick.
While the spectator is choosing a card, all you have to do is remember the suit of the bottom card of the deck.
Then comes a technique called the false cut, which looks like you’re shuffling the cards but actually isn’t.
You can just give the cards a simple mix, but take this opportunity to practice the false cut as well!
A magic trick where a coin passes through the hand
A magic trick where a coin that should be tightly clenched in your palm passes through your hand in an instant and appears on the back of your hand.
Even if you watch closely, it looks like the coin is firmly gripped, but the secret is very simple.
When you move your hand, you briefly turn the clenched hand vertical and let the coin pop out through the gap between the thumb and index finger inside the fist, then press it onto the back of the hand with the other hand.
With a clever presentation, it really looks like the coin is penetrating through the hand, so practice hard! It’s great because you can do it anywhere as long as you have a coin.
A magic trick where a coin penetrates into a bottle
Prepare two coins.
Since lighter ones are better, 1-yen coins are ideal.
The secret is to pre-attach one 1-yen coin, moistened with water, to the underside of the jar lid.
By wetting it, the 1-yen coin will stay stuck to the lid.
Then place the other coin on top of the lid, strike a “pressing the 1-yen” pose over the lid, and perform it as if you’re focusing your will—adding a psychokinesis-style performance will really hype things up!