Frequently asked questions
What age range is this magic kit designed for?
This kit is designed for kids ages 8–12.
How many tricks are included?
The National Geographic Mega Magic Kit includes more than 75 tricks, including disappearing and reappearing objects, optical illusions, card tricks, and classic prop-based routines.
Does the kit include instructions?
Yes. It includes an illustrated instruction booklet plus a link to online video instructions led by a professional magician.
What props come with the kit?
The kit includes classic magician props such as cups and balls, a false thumb tip, ball and vase, an illusion box, a mysterious coin case, a magic wand, and two specialized card decks.
Is this a good gift for beginners?
Yes. The step-by-step booklet and video instruction make it a strong choice for kids who are new to magic and want to build confidence performing tricks.
Does the kit include educational content?
Yes. The included Learning Guide explores the history of magic and explains concepts like optical illusions and misdirection.
Blue Marble — National Geographic Mega Magic Kit with 75+ Tricks for Kids Ages 8-12
Blue Marble — National Geographic Mega Magic Kit with 75+ Tricks for Kids Ages 8-12
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The National Geographic Mega Magic Kit gives kids ages 8–12 everything they need to practice, perform, and understand more than 75 classic tricks. With hands-on props, illustrated guidance, and online video instruction from a professional magician, it’s an engaging gift that delivers premium play value at a smart price.
Key Features
- Designed for kids ages 8–12 learning beginner-friendly magic tricks
- Includes 75+ tricks using classic magician props and illusion tools
- Features cups and balls, false thumb tip, ball and vase, illusion box, coin case, magic wand, and more
- Comes with two specialized card decks for sleight-of-hand routines
- Illustrated instruction booklet supports step-by-step learning
- Online video instructions from a professional magician add performance tips
- Learning Guide introduces the history and science behind magic, optical illusions, and misdirection
- Great for birthdays, holidays, family gatherings, and at-home entertainment
Premium educational play and performance fun without the premium markup.
Popular gift-ready toy while quantities last.
Frequently asked questions
What age range is this magic kit designed for?
This kit is designed for kids ages 8–12.
How many tricks are included?
The National Geographic Mega Magic Kit includes more than 75 tricks, including disappearing and reappearing objects, optical illusions, card tricks, and classic prop-based routines.
Does the kit include instructions?
Yes. It includes an illustrated instruction booklet plus a link to online video instructions led by a professional magician.
What props come with the kit?
The kit includes classic magician props such as cups and balls, a false thumb tip, ball and vase, an illusion box, a mysterious coin case, a magic wand, and two specialized card decks.
Is this a good gift for beginners?
Yes. The step-by-step booklet and video instruction make it a strong choice for kids who are new to magic and want to build confidence performing tricks.
Does the kit include educational content?
Yes. The included Learning Guide explores the history of magic and explains concepts like optical illusions and misdirection.
