Magician levitates children's self-esteem through the median of magic!
January 4, 2005 (Press Release) --
Has your child been a little shyer at school than you would like for him to be? Does your child’s self-image concern you? Is there anything that you can do to bolster your child’s self-esteem and help make shyness disappear? As a child, learning magic helped MAGICFRANK, star of the new DVD Believe in Magic! Believe in Yourself! Magic You Can Do! (www.magicfrank.com, 2004), to overcome self-esteem problems and had him speaking with confidence at the front of his class. Now, he wants to show you how to easily teach your child magic that can be used to amaze friends, schoolmates, and family members. There are many benefits in learning how to perform magic tricks. “Magic helps to raise self-esteem, it’s excellent for public speaking, and it’s great for hand-eye coordination,” says MAGICFRANK.
Children are fascinated by magic tricks and are eager and willing to learn how to perform them. It can also help facilitate the learning process. “I believe children will be more encouraged to learn while having fun,”says MAGICFRANK. Each video in his series shows how to easily learn and perform over 20 tricks. There are no props needed. He demonstrates how to create and perform magic using everyday household objects like coins, cards, mini-cookies, and even popcorn. Learning magic has never been this easy.
Consumer Reports named MAGICFRANK’s Lessons In Magic in their “Top Gifts” for 2003 and 2004. It was recommended in Reader’s Digest and received awards from Kids First! and Parents’ Choice. MAGICFRANK has appeared on CBS News Morning Edition and Community Corner twice in 2004. He is the official magician of the Newark Bears, professional baseball team.
Learn why renowned child psychologist, Dr. James Schroeder, said that the “MAGICFRANK videos are superb in reinforcing positive self-esteem in children and embody all of the critical elements necessary to enhance children’s self worth.”
Children are fascinated by magic tricks and are eager and willing to learn how to perform them. It can also help facilitate the learning process. “I believe children will be more encouraged to learn while having fun,”says MAGICFRANK. Each video in his series shows how to easily learn and perform over 20 tricks. There are no props needed. He demonstrates how to create and perform magic using everyday household objects like coins, cards, mini-cookies, and even popcorn. Learning magic has never been this easy.
Consumer Reports named MAGICFRANK’s Lessons In Magic in their “Top Gifts” for 2003 and 2004. It was recommended in Reader’s Digest and received awards from Kids First! and Parents’ Choice. MAGICFRANK has appeared on CBS News Morning Edition and Community Corner twice in 2004. He is the official magician of the Newark Bears, professional baseball team.
Learn why renowned child psychologist, Dr. James Schroeder, said that the “MAGICFRANK videos are superb in reinforcing positive self-esteem in children and embody all of the critical elements necessary to enhance children’s self worth.”
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