Introduction
Welcome to the world of magic with your National Geographic Kids Magic Set! This comprehensive kit, Model NGMAGIC45, is designed to introduce aspiring magicians to the art of illusion. With over 45 amazing tricks to learn, accompanied by step-by-step video instructions from a professional magician, you'll be performing incredible feats in no time. This manual provides essential information on setting up, operating, and maintaining your magic set, along with product specifications and support details.
What's in the Box
Your National Geographic Kids Magic Set includes a variety of props and instructional materials to help you master the art of magic. Carefully unpack all components and refer to the list below to ensure everything is present.

Image: The complete National Geographic Kids Magic Set packaging, showcasing the array of tricks and props included.
- Classic Magic Kit Props: Includes items for illusions such as cups and balls, a false thumb tip, the ball and vase, a mysterious coin case, and a magic wand.
- Specialized Card Deck: A unique deck designed for a wide range of card tricks and sleight of hand.
- Instruction Booklet & Learning Guide: A detailed guide with step-by-step explanations for each trick.
- Access to Video Instructions: A link to online video lessons where a professional magician demonstrates each trick and provides performance tips.
- Additional Items: Includes a Color Vision Box, Coin Case, Brick Box, Coin Paddle, Puzzling Boomerangs, Coin Puzzle Card, "NO" Card, "3 ½" of Clubs Card, Magician's Deck, Crystal Coin Case, Magic Squiggly Worm, Double-Backed Card, Double-Sided Card, and a Handkerchief.

Image: An overhead view of all the individual components of the magic set, neatly arranged.
Unboxing and Kit Contents Overview
Video: A detailed unboxing of the National Geographic Kids Magic Set, showing all included items and their initial packaging.
Video: A closer look at the various components and props found within the Mega Magic Set, highlighting their design and potential uses.
Setup
Before you begin your magical journey, ensure you have a clear, flat surface to work on. Familiarize yourself with the instruction booklet and the various props. It is recommended to keep all components organized in the original box for easy access and storage.
- Unpack Carefully: Remove all items from the packaging, checking them against the "What's in the Box" section.
- Review Instructions: Read through the instruction booklet to understand the basic principles of magic and the specific steps for each trick.
- Access Video Lessons: Locate the link or QR code in your instruction guide to access the step-by-step video tutorials. These videos are crucial for visual learners and provide expert tips.
- Practice Space: Set up a dedicated area where you can practice your tricks without distractions.
Operating the Magic Set
The National Geographic Kids Magic Set is designed for easy learning and performance. Follow these guidelines to get the most out of your magic kit.
- Choose a Trick: Start with a trick that interests you. The instruction booklet categorizes tricks by difficulty or type.
- Read and Watch: First, read the instructions for the chosen trick in the booklet. Then, watch the corresponding video lesson. Pay close attention to the magician's movements and explanations.
- Practice, Practice, Practice: Magic requires practice. Rehearse each trick multiple times until you feel confident and smooth in your movements. Practice in front of a mirror to perfect your presentation.
- Performance Tips:
- Misdirection: Learn to guide your audience's attention away from the secret workings of the trick.
- Storytelling: Enhance your performance with a captivating story or patter.
- Confidence: Perform with enthusiasm and belief in your magic.
- Explore Variations: Once you've mastered the basic tricks, experiment with the multiple trick variations provided in the kit to create your own unique magic show.

Image: A child engaged in learning a magic trick by watching a step-by-step video lesson on a laptop, demonstrating the interactive learning experience.
Video: A demonstration of the magic set's components and how they can be used to learn and perform various tricks, suitable for aspiring magicians.

Image: A child intently reading the National Geographic Magic Set learning guide, which explains the science and history behind magic.
Maintenance
Proper care of your magic set will ensure its longevity and readiness for your next performance.
- Storage: Always store all components back in the original box after use. This helps prevent loss and keeps items protected.
- Cleaning: Most plastic components can be wiped clean with a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals. Fabric items like the handkerchief can be hand-washed gently if needed.
- Handle with Care: While durable, treat all props with care to avoid damage, especially delicate items like cards.
Troubleshooting
If you encounter difficulties with a trick, don't get discouraged! Magic takes practice and patience.
- Review Instructions: Re-read the step-by-step instructions and re-watch the video tutorial for the specific trick. Sometimes a small detail can be missed.
- Practice Slowly: Break down the trick into smaller steps and practice each one slowly before attempting the full sequence at speed.
- Check Props: Ensure you are using the correct props for the trick and that they are in good condition.
- Seek Inspiration: Watch other magicians perform similar tricks (if available) to gain new insights into technique and presentation.
Specifications
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Product Dimensions | 7.24 x 2.37 x 10 inches |
| Item Weight | 15.5 ounces |
| Model Number | NGMAGIC45 |
| Manufacturer Recommended Age | 8 years and up |
| Release Date | April 18, 2024 |
| Manufacturer | Blue Marble |
Warranty Information
For specific warranty details regarding your National Geographic Kids Magic Set, please refer to the product packaging or contact Blue Marble customer support directly. General warranty terms typically cover manufacturing defects for a limited period from the date of purchase.
Support & Contact
Should you require assistance with your National Geographic Kids Magic Set, have questions about tricks, or need to report a missing/damaged component, please contact the Blue Marble support team. Contact information can typically be found on the product packaging or their official website.
Note: Your purchase supports the global nonprofit National Geographic Society in its work to protect and illuminate our world through exploration, research, and education.





