What Kind of Magician Is Your Child?

If your child could perform a magic trick today, they would most likely:

Show it to you first and keep practicing before showing anyone else Put on a show for family or friends immediately Try it on one person to see if the secret works Build a whole little story around the trick and perform that ← Back

What part of magic does your child talk about the most?

"I want to learn the moves." "I want people to watch me do this." "I want to fool people so badly." "I want to make it feel like a real moment." ← Back

When your child practices something tricky or new, they:

Repeat it until the mechanics feel right Practice the performance more than the secret Analyze what didn't work and adjust methodically Try different stories, voices, or presentations ← Back

Picture your child preparing their first "real" magic show. What seems most like them?

Building or modifying props and keeping the method tight Planning a high-energy opener and big finale Choosing tricks that let them outwit the audience Connecting tricks into a themed show with characters or story beats ← Back

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