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Paper Wonders isn’t just a book of magic tricks—it’s a playful guide to everyday skills kids will treasure. As they fold, flip, and surprise with paper illusions, they’re secretly practicing patience, problem-solving, and creativity. Each trick builds confidence in presenting ideas, sharpens focus through careful steps, and encourages imagination that spills into school projects, storytelling, and play. With every page, kids learn that a little practice and a touch of wonder can turn ordinary paper into extraordinary possibilities—skills they’ll carry far beyond the magic table.
Magic for Kids
Looking for some unforgettable fun that’ll keep you laughing from start to finish? Look no further! This magic show is wild, fast-paced, and perfect for elementary-aged children. You won’t just be sitting back and watching; you’ll be a part of the excitement too! With lots of audience participation, the magician, Brett, makes sure that kids are the stars of the show. And don’t worry about feeling foolish – Brett never makes his helpers look bad. In fact, he goes out of his way to make sure that everyone has a blast and enjoys themselves. You’ll have plenty of chances to get involved, and the grand finale even has a stage full of helpers. This show is so much fun that it’s performed regularly at Great Wolf Lodge and the State Fair of Texas because they know how to have a good time. So, if you’re ready to experience some unforgettable fun, this show is the perfect choice for you!
How a Magic Show Supports STAAR Success
- Audience Participation → Active Learning
- STAAR requires critical thinking and problem-solving. By involving kids directly in the show, they practice listening carefully, following instructions, and responding in real time — all skills that transfer to test-taking.
- Confidence Building → Test Resilience
- Brett ensures helpers never feel embarrassed. This builds self-esteem and reduces performance anxiety, which is crucial when facing high-stakes exams like STAAR.
- Focus & Attention Span → Concentration Practice
- A fast-paced, dynamic show trains students to stay alert and engaged. That same sustained attention is needed during long testing sessions.
- Language & Communication → Literacy Skills
- Magic shows often involve storytelling, wordplay, and humor. These elements reinforce comprehension, vocabulary, and inferencing — core areas assessed on STAAR reading.
- Math & Logic → Problem-Solving Mindset
- Even if not overtly academic, magic tricks spark curiosity about patterns, cause-and-effect, and logical reasoning. This mirrors the analytical thinking required in STAAR math.
- Stress Relief → Emotional Readiness
- Laughter and fun reduce test anxiety. A relaxed, positive mindset helps students perform better under pressure.
“Brett did a great job entertaining our group of 7-11 year old cub scouts! His show was fun, very positive, and kid friendly. Brett is easy to communicate with, arrived on time, and delivered exactly what we asked for. Thanks, Brett!”
Lori Kester
Scout Mom
Brett Roberts Productions 