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Roy the Illusionist
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On Mar 20, 2014, robwar0100 wrote:
Roy,

I was thinking of introducing them in the Intermediate Class. This will be for 8-10, maybe 8-12-year-olds. Do you think Sponge Balls are appropriate for this age group?

Thanks,

Bobby


Yes, they are perfect. Ages 5-10 tend to enjoy them the most. Just make sure you have Sponges that are small enough for them to use effectively. 1 inch Sponges are probably good. Personally, I use 2 inch, but those are to big for them to perform with.
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Another great resource for progressive magic class lessons is the book Now You See It, Now You Don't and the second book in the series by Bill Tarr. Easy-to-understand text accompanied by clear full page illustrations.

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Herb,

We are thinking along the same lines. Will be teaching about showmanship (though rudimentary), practicing, KISS method and more.

Roy,

Thanks for the feedback.

Julie,

I have the first one, but not the second. Will have to try to find it.

Bobby
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Everyone,

For those of you who helped me with your contributions here and PMs, I want to thank you. I have come up with an outline for the class; it is not exactly what I initially planned, but it is close.

If anyone wants to see it, please send me your email address in a PM.

Thank you very much,

Bobby
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