Math Trick videos
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Find the chosen Card
Let a spectator pick a card, put it back in the stack and you'll be able to find that card using a math countdown method. Excellent magic trick.
Let a spectator pick a card, put it back in the stack and you'll be able to find that card using a math countdown method. Excellent magic trick.
Number Mind Reading
Let someone pick a number, do some math and guess the chosen number. Excellent math video trick for primary students.
Let someone pick a number, do some math and guess the chosen number. Excellent math video trick for primary students.
Adding 4 digit Numbers Trick
Add 5 random chosen four digit numbers and predict the outcome upfront. Impossible? Great math magic trick video for grade 3 or up.
Add 5 random chosen four digit numbers and predict the outcome upfront. Impossible? Great math magic trick video for grade 3 or up.
1089 Number Trick
Choose a 3 digit number, subtract and add the opposites and the result will always be 1,089. Great math trick for in school or with your friends.
Choose a 3 digit number, subtract and add the opposites and the result will always be 1,089. Great math trick for in school or with your friends.
Power of 4 Card Trick
Super easy to learn card trick that will surprise everyone. You can tell everyone what the 4th card in a stack is. Fun!
Super easy to learn card trick that will surprise everyone. You can tell everyone what the 4th card in a stack is. Fun!
Multiply 9 with your fingers
Use your fingers to multiply number 9. Great and easy math trick that will make multiplication simple.
Use your fingers to multiply number 9. Great and easy math trick that will make multiplication simple.
Japanese Math Lines
How can you multiply 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers without using a calculator. This is a great Japanese math trick.
How can you multiply 2 digit numbers by 2 digit numbers without using a calculator. This is a great Japanese math trick.
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