Magic

Who says no to a magic show? Little ones are fascinated by magic shows, and we are happy to see their eyes glowing when they watch at the tricks. With our proposals they will also become a magician that will amaze both young and old.

There are many movies for kids in the magic world. The Harry Potter saga has a lot of traction among kids (and not so kids), but it is not the only one. Short films like Presto, or movies like Now You See Me, Oz, a Fantasy World, Mr. Magorium and His Magic Shop, or The Illusionist, have made a significant impact on the collective imagination. As expected, any child who sees these films will want to be a magician.
Learning to do magic tricks is not only a way to have fun, but magic can develop multiple skills in children.
It teaches values such as effort, perseverance, patience and work well done. It promotes fine motor skills and manual dexterity, which are essential if you want to avoid getting caught at first sight.
It encourages creativity, because only with a lot of imagination will they be able to invent their own magic tricks. It teaches how to solve situations and how to find the most appropriate resources for any given situation, enhancing their personal autonomy. It greatly improves self-esteem ( moreover when the tricks go well) and promotes leadership skills by becoming the center of attention. And to maintain attention, they must strengthen their communication skills, both verbal and non-verbal.
To do this well, they need to see a lot of tricks, which fosters critical thinking and works on their analytical skills, both of which will be extremely valuable in their lives as adults.