Class 13 of the first year of high school Magic Classroom full text

Yes, but it's just an article, I've seen it in magazines, I just haven't read it.

Too much... Check out the local magic prop shop... There are a lot of props... Hee-hee......I wish you to fall in love with magic and small magic tricks... En

And don't. Magic can't change again and again ... will reveal flaws...

After all, it's a prop... And no matter how your classmates ink you... Don't get better more than once.

It is a feeling that you reveal the secret to yourself ... Being recognized by others is another feeling of grace

You can play some card magic.

Without any props, a deck of cards is enough, and after the change, you are not afraid of others checking the cards.

In addition, card magic, you can learn some simple ones, go to the Internet and search for this kind of magic everywhere.

Unbuckled, a chain...There are a lot of Mofa houses.

There are a lot of magic tricks on the Internet, and close-up magic is more suitable for performing in the classroom.

Personally, I recommend you a simple magic trick - Coke Can Restoration.

It's just a Coke can (or other can) that is deflated first, and then restored with a flick.

It's amazing, isn't it? In fact, it is very simple, just poke a small hole 1cm away from the top end of the Coke can, pour out about 1 5 drinks, and then when performing, you hold the can, press the small hole with your thumb, shake it one by one, and then be. Ha ha.

However, it is recommended that you use a whiteboard marker or something to blacken out the opening.

Is it OK to play cards? I'll teach you online another day.

Use pen and paper to read the mind and guess the number of words, and leave an email address for me if you give points, and I will send it to you.

Of a coin or a card, the prop when I show off a little! It's up to you to see what you like.

Close-up shots are fine. Poker is simple. Adopted to give tutorials.

For example, poker magic tricks or some gadgets are OK. The effect of the Three Immortals Returning to the Cave is very good.

Glue a sheet of paper under a clear disposable cup and cut off any excess paper heads. Take a piece of the same paper, a little bigger. During the performance, (the mouth of the cup is facing down, so that the audience cannot see the paper stuck to it) borrow a handkerchief and a coin from the audience to cover the cup.

First cover the cup with a handkerchief, then put the cup on the coin, cast a spell, remove the handkerchief, and of course the coin is not visible. Cast another spell, took the cup with the handkerchief over, and of course the coin was seen again. Put the cup and handkerchief away, and you're done.

Well, it should be okay!

Coin magic, I'll give you **, you can learn a few hands, but you need to practice.

You can change it with just 2 hands!

Hit it inside: teach magic, and that's it.

Connect this and you're good to go. There is teaching.

The magician's principle says that it cannot be said.

Magic cannot be taught for free...

Levitation magic and rope magic should be the best options.

"Lost Coins".

Props: several pieces of white paper, a transparent glass with a slightly flat wall of the cup, and a coin Steps: 1. Cut a piece of paper the same size as the mouth of the cup.

2. Glue the piece of paper to the mouth of the cup tightly.

Performance: Place the coin on a large piece of white paper and cover it quickly with a cup, and the coin disappearsNote: When covering it quickly with a cup, the cup should not be too high off the surface of the paper, and the mouth of the cup should be kept vertically down at any time.

See how much time you have

If you practice some techniques that stand up to scrutiny after a long time, I think solitaire is very good.

If you're short on time, go buy some props. The effect will also be very good, but I think whoever buys the props will change, and they will not be able to show their ability.