School & Youth Group Magic Shows

Here’s Scott waving while floating one of the lucky volunteers. No camera tricks, it really looks like she’s floating to the audience of kids and teachers!

How about a fun event for your school or youth group?

While Scott does offer themed programs, including his very popular Anti-Bullying School show, sometimes kids just wanna have fun! A magic show, filled with audience participation is the perfect answer. Many volunteers are selected from the audience to come “on stage” to help with the magic tricks.

Scott performs magic for all ages, but it doesn’t mean it’s the same show – at all. For the younger kids, he is slower, sillier, and more gentle. The magic trick selection is things that are more colorful, such as things appearing and disappearing. However – as the kids get older, they can understand and truly appreciate some of the more complex things in magic – such as mind reading, sleight of hand with cards and coins, and some of the same exact magic tricks that Magic Scott performs for company audiences.

This is why Scott is a great choice for your school or church. Often, schools will break up the day into two (or even three) programs and Scott can adjust and tailor each magic show to the exact ages that are in the audience.

Whatever your event at your church or school, Magic Scott can help. For example:

  • Assembly programs (just for fun or themed)
  • Holiday Programs – got a half day coming up and want a magic show to add to the fun, or just for a specific class party.
  • Fundraisers – The Magic Show can be the reward for those who sell/get the most donations, or it can be used as a way to entice more families to come to a live auction, by having entertainment.
  • Parents day out – Use Magic Scott to keep the kids entertained while the parents get a night off. Often schools, daycares, and churches use this idea
  • For the teachers only! Yes, what a great team building activity – of course, this is a show that is for adults, and not the same tricks that would be done at a traditional school show.
  • Magic Lessons – Can be added to any show, or entertaining by itself. Especially at career days or if you want to get the kids involved in learning a new skill.
  • Library Shows – Why not use magic to get kids excited about magic, and then they’ll want to read books to learn more about magic… or just read a book with a magicial theme! Magic is a great way to promote reading.
  • Other. Have something else in mind, just contact Scott and let him know what you’re thinking!