School Assembly Program
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— Bill Beck, Director: Confederation of Oregon School Administrators

School Assembly Program of Magic

For the past 20 years Arthur has used sleight of hand magic as a teaching tool in schools, libraries, youth camps, recreation camps, and private institutions. For more information download the programs and fees pdf. Also, download a pdf about the newest program
"The magic Science Circus".
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School assembly Program 1.

“Math, Measure, Movement, and Magic!”
45 minute program that takes the fear out of math and science. This School assembly program is adjustable to benefit age groups from k-middle school.

Basic math principals are reinforced (counting, geometry, division, spacial relationships, fractions, and physics) using sleight of hand, and illusions. Tricks using coins, rope, balls, giant cards, rubber chickens, balloons, and a floating audience volunteer, highlight a fun educational school assembly program.

School assembly program 2.

“The Magic of Reading!”

45 minute program that encourages and inspires students to read.

This school assembly program is adjustable to benefit age groups from k-middle school.

Letter recognition, good reading habits, reasons to read, are the topics of this program which is filled with comedy, excellent sleight of hand, and lots of audience participation.

Tricks with big metal rings, handkerchiefs, lights, coins, and large dice, are just the beginning of a school assembly program that takes a literary tour through the history of sleight of hand and illusions.

School assembly program 3.

“Hands are for Helping not Hurting.”

45 minute program with a focus on character development. Appropriate for all school age audiences.

Program focus is on nonviolent solutions for conflict resolution, and building strong communities through strong character.

Qualities like compassion, honesty, self discipline, making and meeting goals, showing respect to others, having courage, responsibility, working toward and having concern for one’s community are presented through the use of illustrative illusions, story telling, comedy, current events, sleight of hand, and fire eating! (if permissible) Program has a serious undertone, however is presented in an honest comedic lively manner.


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