Thames & Kosmos Magic Hat Magic Set, 6 years+, 40 pieces and 35 tricks with manual

The Magic Hat magic game from Thames & Kosmos invites children into the world of magic and sorcery. The set contains a magic hat, a rabbit puppet, and 40 props, with the help of which children aged six and up can learn and perform 35 different magic tricks. It is a suitable gift for a little magician who wants to surprise their family and friends.

The instruction manual explains each trick in three simple steps. It first clearly explains what magic props are needed, then how to prepare the trick, and finally, how to perform it. With a little practice, it becomes easy to stage a magic show full of fun and successful tricks that will amaze and delight the audience. Thus, the child develops dexterity, patience, and confidence in front of an audience.

The tricks are varied: children will pull a rabbit out of an apparently empty hat, make a ball disappear from a magic cup, reappear, and change color. They will make cards grow and shrink, a coin disappear and reappear, and by using X-ray vision, they will magically visualize symbols through a solid, opaque surface. They will make the magic wand float, bend, and grow.

In addition, children will magically change the color of a ring, duplicate it, and make it pass through the wand. Little foam bunnies will appear, disappear, and multiply as if by magic. The audience will be amazed by rope tricks where knots untie themselves and dice tricks where dice change places and color inside a magic tunnel, and much more. The set is designed for a magician aged 6 and up and for many spectators.

Frequently asked questions

From what age is the game recommended? The game is intended exclusively for children over the age of 6, and the recommended age is 6 - 9 years and 9 - 12 years.

How many tricks can children learn? The set includes 40 props and allows for learning and performing 35 different magic tricks.

How does the child learn the tricks? The instruction manual explains each trick in three steps: what props are needed, how to prepare the trick, and how to perform it.