[For Upper Grades] Simple Magic Tricks for Elementary School Students: Astonishing and Impressive Magic

Two Rubber Bands Penetration Magic

I don’t really want to share this, but here’s the secret behind an easy rubber band penetration magic trick that looks professional.

Audience-participation magic always gets people excited, right? One trick I recommend is the two rubber bands penetration.

You place two rubber bands of different colors over your fingers and hold them out; when the spectator rubs them around, they seem to pass through each other.

The secret is actually set up when you first put the rubber bands on your fingers, and at the moment they’re rubbed, it only looks like they penetrate.

Since the way you place the bands on your fingers is a bit intricate, watch a video and practice it repeatedly.

The key is to slip them on quickly so your spectator doesn’t notice.

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A playing card missing from where it should be

Big laughs with just three cards. The secret behind a simple magic trick that’s guaranteed to fool everyone.

There are magic tricks that don’t rely on complex techniques but instead make use of human assumptions.

With that in mind, let me introduce a trick where the playing card isn’t where it’s supposed to be.

For this trick, you prepare two blank cards and the Ace of Hearts.

You lay them out on the table and have the spectator guess which one is the Ace of Hearts.

There are several methods, but a simple, easy approach is to briefly flash the unprinted side to make the spectator mistake it for a blank card.

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Coin through glass magic

The glass penetration magic trick is insane #exposed

Here’s a coin-through-glass magic trick that’s handy to remember for many situations.

All you need is a glass and a coin.

Any glass with a sturdy shape will do, and any coin that fits in your palm is fine.

Now, for the method: first, make it look like you’re holding the coin in your right hand, then secretly switch it to your left hand.

Next, at the same moment you slap your right hand against the bottom of the glass, drop the coin from your left hand into the glass.

It will look as if the coin has passed right through the glass.

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Oil and Water

“Huh!?” An Easy Yet Amazing Magic Trick Even Elementary Schoolers Can Do [Revealed]

When you pour oil into water, they separate distinctly, right? Inspired by that water-and-oil effect, the magic trick “Oil and Water” makes red and black cards separate.

In the version introduced here, even if you alternate red and black cards, the red cards immediately rise to the top.

Watching the performance, you can’t tell what the method or gimmick is, and it even feels like advanced sleight of hand is being used.

But in reality, it’s an easy trick you can pull off just by following the steps! That said, it does require a technique called a break—holding a small gap in the pack with your pinky—so practice that a little.

It’s a simple yet highly impressive piece of magic.

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Eraser that makes stars appear

[Popular at School] Breathtakingly Amazing Eraser Magic Revealed (Lecture)

No special preparation is needed—here’s a trick with an eraser that makes a star appear.

All you need is one ordinary rectangular eraser.

Beforehand, draw a star on one side.

Now you’re ready to begin.

First, show the eraser to your spectator.

With a quick twist of your wrist, display only the same side while making it look as if you’re showing both sides.

Then simply flip the eraser over, and it will seem as though a star has suddenly appeared.

Of course, you can use a symbol other than a star if you like.

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