Collection: Magic Games

Who says no to a magic session? Kids love magic shows, and we love seeing the sparkle in their eyes when they see the tricks. And now, with our ideas, they too can become magicians who will amaze everyone.

There are numerous movies for children about the magical world.The Harry Potter sagaIt is very popular among children (and not so children), but it is not the only one. Shorts likePresto, or feature films likeNow you see me,Oz, a fantasy world,Mr. Magorium and his magic shop, eitherThe Illusionist, have made a mark on the collective imagination. And as expected, every child who watches these films will want to be a magician.
Learning to perform magic tricks isn't just a form of fun; magic can develop multiple skills in children.

Teaches valueslike the effort, perseverance, patience and a job well done.Stimulates motor skills fineand themanual dexterity, essential skills if you don't want to be caught out the first time.Boosts creativity, because only with a lot of imagination will they be able to invent their own magic tricks. It teaches them to resolve situations and find the most appropriate resources for each moment,enhancing their autonomy.Improves self-esteemenormously (especially when the tricks go well) and fosters leadership skills by becoming the center of attention. And to maintain attention, they must strengthen their communication skills, both verbal and nonverbal. And to do this well, they must play a lot of tricks, which fosters their critical thinking and develops their analytical skills, both very useful abilities in their adult life.