Magic Tricks.

I use the label “magic tricks” quite broadly here. This collection is actually a mixture of games, card tricks and stunts you can learn and perform in minutes. Rather than relying on slide-of-hand or custom props, the tricks I have compiled here use logic and mathematical principles. I believe these tricks are also a good way to show younger students how the maths they learn in lessons can be entertaining when reframed. Atleast for myself, seeing algebra and formulaic steps rebranded in party tricks was especially motivating.

A collection of vintage Marvel comic book covers featuring superheroes such as Iron Man, Captain America, Thor, and Hulk, with bright colors and action scenes.
Close-up of scattered playing cards, including an Ace of Spades and a Queen of Hearts, on a table.
Close-up of hands holding playing cards, in a dark setting, with some cards visible showing black and white intricate designs on their backs.
Close-up of a computer screen displaying rows of numerical data in a spreadsheet or data table, with numbers separated by commas and decimal points.
Two people exchanging contact information at a networking event, with others in the background.
A close-up view of numerous white, folded paper boats made from paper of slightly different sizes and shapes, piled together.