Your child can squeeze the egg in the palm of one hand or in between both hands, as shown in the video below.

Your child can fool his friends easily with this old-school magic trick. Having something on the wrist which holds the pencil, such as a watch or a bracelet, can help as a distraction, but is not required.

Watch the video below for an example of how to perform this fun illusion. Using some basic tape, a twig or piece of safety pin and some books for misdirection, your child will amaze his audience as he makes a coin appear out of thin air!

Get the full breakdown of this trick in the video below. With this trick, the magician asks her audience if they think she can cut a hole in a standard piece of paper that is big enough for her to walk through.

When they say no, she proves them wrong! How is that possible? Why magic, of course. Well, magic and enough cuts to turn the piece of paper into something with a very large opening.

Watch the video example below and then download a printable template for your little magician to cut out herself. Notice the wristwatch in the photo?

It's key to the success of the trick but don't let the audience in on it. This trick makes it appear like the magician can make a coin disappear.

The props for this trick include a couple of rings and a playing card. It requires a little bit of pre-construction but is probably suitable for kids with a parent's help for the younger magicians.

In the impassable corks, you hold two wine corks that are seemingly interlocked, and somehow pull the corks through each other. This trick is probably too difficult for younger magicians, but is a good option for older kids and beginning adult magicians.

The magician pours some water into a cup, utters the secret or magic words, turns over the cup and finds a chunk of ice where the water should be.

With a little setup, this trick is an easy one for even the littlest magician. Learn how to mysteriously segment a banana in The Banana Buster.

By executing an ultra-secret ninja move, the magician causes a banana to separate into pieces while it is still inside the peel.

This trick is an easy one that only requires a little preparation. If you're hungry, you can eat the banana when you're done.

Here's a magic trick that is sure to get the attention of spectators. You bring out a playing card and then cause it to spin in midair and then rise up to your hand.

Here's how it works: Fold an 8x11 piece of paper and cut it a series of times detailed in this tutorial to create a hole that's actually large enough to step through.

Here's how it works: Put a water bottle in the freezer until just before it reaches the point of freezing somewhere around two hours , then take it out and pour it onto a piece of ice.

This, for science-y reasons, turns the water into "instant ice. Watch this tutorial to get more in-depth details. Here's how it works: The "string" in this case is actually a rubber band.

As you stretch the rubber band, it gives the illusion the ring is rising up the string, when in fact it is just the rubber band elongating.

Learn more here. You can also watch this video tutorial. They're very easy and simple to learn and perform so kids will love them. You could also use a dollar bill for this trick.

This trick will teach you how to float and spin a playing card underneath your hand in mid-air before you bring it up and catch it.

This is a magic trick that is sure to get the attention of spectators. All you need is a playing card, tape, and black string and you're ready to go.

Learn how to perform the magnetic hand. In this mysterious and visual trick, you somehow cause several playing cards to adhere to your hand as if it were a magnet.

Here's a cool trick where you cause a playing card to slowly rise above your hand and mysteriously turn at the same time.

Kids will particularly be fond of this trick as if it seems as if you're defying the laws of gravity. Materials include a playing card, glue, scissors, tape, and a thin sheet of plastic.

This trick will make it appear that you have punched a hole in a bill with a pen, but the bill magically restores itself or was never punched in the first place.

This trick can really have your audience on the edge of their seats. Ask to borrow a bill from someone's wallet your least favorite uncle, perhaps?

They're sure to be surprised, relieved, and impressed all at once. This trick makes a spectator's selected card mysteriously change colors from the rest of the cards.

While this is an easy trick for beginners you will need to know the Hindu shuffle to pull this trick off.

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