[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] A Collection of Magic Trick Ideas (1–10) That Will Excite Elementary School Kids! Perfect for Fun Parties Too
A ring that changes color instantly
It’s a visually flashy trick where the color of a paper ring changes in an instant.
The secret lies in the ring itself: the inside and outside are each half in different colors.
As a result, when you flip the ring’s orientation, it looks like the color has changed! However, the method can be exposed unless it’s shown from a specific angle, so when performing, be mindful of how it appears from the audience’s viewpoint.
It’s a recommended trick you can enjoy right from the crafting stage.
Magic where a face illustration stretches
It’s a comical magic trick where, when you hover your hand over a piece of paper with a character illustration, the character’s face stretches.
The mechanism is very simple: you prepare the stretched face parts separately and hide them inside your hand.
As you wave your hand over the illustration, you attach the hidden parts.
Make a slit at the character’s neck area so you can insert the stretched face.
Because the setup is simple, the contrast between the illustration before and after it stretches is what gets the laughs.
A pencil is cut in half and then restored.
It’s a magic trick where a long pencil in a box instantly snaps in half just by sliding the box, and then returns to normal just by sliding it back.
The secret is in the box.
Inside, the box is divided into three compartments, and the sections on both sides are cut out.
Then you build an outer box around that.
Once the box is made, place the two halves of a cut pencil in the upper and lower boxes, and put the long pencil in the middle compartment—that’s it! As long as the box is well made, there’s no special technique needed for the trick, so give it a try!
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Magic that changes the color of tea
https://www.tiktok.com/@picoton_craft/video/7375078182854167825This is a magic trick where the color changes when you stir the “tea” in a cup with a straw.
It seems mysterious, but it actually uses a simple science experiment.
The liquid poured into the cup at the start isn’t tea; it’s mouthwash diluted with water.
Inside the straw are water-based paint and a dechlorinator.
The mouthwash turns clear when it reacts with the vitamin C contained in the dechlorinator.
After that, the water-based paint dissolves, turning the liquid into colored water.
Once prepared, it’s an easy trick to perform—give it a try and enjoy it like a science experiment.
The answer is always 3!? A mysterious calculation
Have the audience think of a favorite number, then follow your instructions to calculate.
First, add 1 to the number they thought of.
Next, double that result and then add 4.
After that, divide by 2, and finally subtract the original number they thought of… Did the answer come out to 3? With this curious calculation, no matter what number they start with, if they follow the steps correctly, they will always end up with 3.
Since the audience likely doesn’t know it will be 3, reveal that you had predicted the number after they get their answer to amaze them.
How to bend a fork
Challenge yourself with fork bending instead of spoon bending! With a bit of technique and know-how, anyone can do it easily.
Any fork will do.
The key to this trick is using the fulcrum, effort, and load you learned in elementary school.
First, hold the fork so the back of the tines faces you.
Next, place your thumb on the thinnest part in the middle of the fork—this will be the fulcrum.
Then, place your pinky from the same hand as your thumb on the end of the handle—the load—and firmly fix the handle in place.
Finally, with your other hand, grasp the tines—the effort point—and you’re ready to go! Rather than using brute force, bend while being mindful of each point.
You might just look like a real psychic!
Mysterious magic where colored pencils disappear
@takuro_magic Colored pencils disappear!! A magic trick anyone can doMagic tricksTranslationreveal of the trick
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It’s a magic trick that surprises the audience in two stages: first, the colored pencils seem to vanish from the box in an instant, and then they appear again.
Of course, this trick has a method: about 60% is preparation and 40% is performance technique.
First, cut the colored pencils to about two-thirds of their original length and tape them together so they don’t come apart.
During the performance, place these modified pencils in the box and hold them firmly so they don’t fall.
Cover the box with your other hand and say a magic word; at the same time, relax the grip of the hand holding the box… and the pencils drop to the bottom of the box, making it look like they’ve disappeared.
The key is whether you can make it look natural, as if they truly vanished, so be sure to practice thoroughly.