Organizing parties for children is not an easy task. Kids love performances, fun noisy games, miracles and, of course, magic tricks. You can invite a professional magician to a children's party, but you can learn to show tricks yourself, because magic is always interesting and exciting.
Instructions
Step 1
Focus "Magic Vase". Prepare the focus vessel. Take a narrow-necked ketchup bottle. The neck of the bottle should be about 2 times the diameter of the bottle. Use a dark glass bottle or paint it with dark acrylic paint, draw magical patterns.
Step 2
Take the rope. It should be thick, rigid, about 0.5 meters long, but a little less is possible.
Step 3
Take a small rubber ball more than half the diameter of the neck of the bottle. If you don't find a finished ball, cut it out of a wine bottle cork. Dip it in the bottle and keep it there until the end of the focus.
Step 4
Demonstrate the bottle and the rope to the children, show that the rope goes freely through the neck of the bottle. Dip one end of the string into the bottle to the very bottom and slowly turn the bottle upside down. The ball, which you previously lowered into the vessel, rolls over and must fall between the rope and the wall of the bottle neck.
Step 5
Pull the rope lightly to secure the structure firmly, and then also slowly lower it. Cribli - Crabble! And the rope doesn't fall. Grasp the rope with your hand, turn the bottle over very slowly and release. A miracle happened - the bottle swings like a pendulum on a rope! It is the ball that will prevent the rope from slipping out.
Step 6
Push the rope into the depth of the bottle, the ball will fall to the bottom, pull out the rope. Turn the bottle upside down and discreetly hide the dropped ball in your hand. Invite the children to examine the string and bottle, let them see the magic.
Step 7
Trick with coins. Place six coins on the page of a large book. Close the book, say the magic words. Now open the book, tilt it strongly so that the coins fall into the hand of someone from the audience. Lo and behold, there are ten of them.
Step 8
To create a miracle, before the show starts, shove four coins into the spine of the book and check that they can fall out of there imperceptibly when the book is tilted, but not slip out with any movement.
Step 9
Focus "Telepathy". The child takes a specific book from the shelf as if at random and asks one of the viewers to name an arbitrary page number. Then the magician leaves the room, and his assistant (this may be mother) reads aloud the top line on the named page.
Step 10
The kid comes back and asks the audience to "think" of the text he heard. Then, pretending to read thoughts intensely, he utters a phrase. Any child who can read can do this trick. The secret is that the same book is hidden behind the door. When the magician leaves the room, he simply reads and memorizes the top line on the named page.
