We understand the challenge of finding magic tricks suitable for kids that strike the perfect balance of satisfaction and entertainment.
Our magic has been carefully curated to unearth the most enjoyable and challenging tricks tailored specifically for this age group. Our group lessons allow students to interact with each other to build social skills.
Our magicians are also formal educators, which means any frustration is expertly handled and redirected.
The Magic Supply Kit contains professional magic props that can be used for many magic tricks allowing plenty of opportunity for growth.
The password protected Student Library includes Zoom links, and materials needed for the day, so caretakers or older students can easily log in without a parent present.
Before signing up for lessons, take a peek at our school policies to see if we're the right fit for you!
My kids loved it. They were able to follow along and learn the magic trick. :)
Keren Carvajal
for
Shane
,
age
9
Brian and Annie are remarkable instructors who combine their infectious joy for magic with immeasurable patience, kindness, and support for their students. I cannot recommend SOMA enough! Our daughter has gained confidence and learned a new set of skills that will remain with her for years to come.
Barbara Feinstein
for
Audrey
,
age
8
My son learned a lot a really enjoyed the class. He tends to be shy, but I heard him talking up a storm in the class!
Gabriel Soloff
for
Sebastian
,
age
8
Yes! You don't have to be extroverted to enjoy and excel at magic. In fact, we've found that our program helps shy students build confidence.
SOMA classes are just 1 hour a week, with 10 minutes of practice required a day, easy to fit into a busy schedule. And since the classes are virtual, drive time is eliminated!
We understand. Unfortunately, in the panic of the pandemic, a lot of educational programs tried to adapt their in-person curriculums for online. And it just didn't work. Students and teachers alike were frustrated. At SOMA, our program was developed exclusively for virtual learning. We've found that magic is especially well suited to be taught in an online environment; each student gets an up-close view of the instructors' hands, making the class easy to follow.
YouTube is a fantastic resource, but there are a lot of things it can't do. While it can be great for learning tricks, it can't give a student feedback on their work, help them find opportunities to perform in their communities, or curate effects that will work for their style and ability. And it doesn't provide a live community of magicians who share their enthusiasm for magic!
Sign up for a Meet & Greet with Head Magician, Brian Kehoe, to chat details!
