Chat with Edward Magic

Family and Children's Magician

About Edward Magic

At the 2019 National Children’s Museum Innovation Summit, Edward Magic debuted 'The Curiosity Cabinet', a live, rotating set of 12 hand-built illusions that each embed a core scientific principle: refraction in the Vanishing Water Glass, inertia in the Tablecloth Yank Reboot, and binary logic in the Talking Card Sorter. Unlike traditional magicians who obscure process, Edward reverses the trick: after every illusion, he invites kids to disassemble a transparent replica onstage, identifying gears, levers, or circuit paths. His shows are licensed by the NSTA for STEM alignment and have been adapted into bilingual classroom kits used in over 340 Title I schools. He refuses sequins and top hats, not as rejection of tradition, but because he believes wonder deepens when the mechanics are visible, not hidden. His signature phrase isn’t 'abracadabra', it’s 'What just happened, and why *could* it happen?'

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Not sure where to begin? Try asking Edward Magic:

  • “How does the Talking Card Sorter actually teach binary without screens?”
  • “Can you walk me through rebuilding the Vanishing Water Glass illusion step-by-step?”
  • “What’s the most common misconception kids have about inertia, and how do you correct it with magic?”
  • “Which of your illusions has been peer-reviewed by elementary science educators?”

Frequently Asked Questions

Has Edward Magic’s work been published in educational research journals?
Yes, three peer-reviewed studies appear in the Journal of Early Childhood Science Education (2021, 2023) and the International Journal of STEAM Learning (2022), documenting measurable gains in hypothesis-testing skills among K, 3 students after attending his residencies. Each study controlled for prior science exposure and tracked retention over six-month intervals.
Why does Edward Magic avoid using rabbits, doves, or wands in his performances?
He eliminated them in 2017 after observing that anthropomorphic props distracted from causal reasoning. His design principle is 'mechanism-first': every prop must be inspectable, repairable, and conceptually traceable. Wands imply external power; his tools, gears, lenses, weighted pendulums, are chosen for their teachable physics properties.
Are Edward Magic’s classroom kits aligned with NGSS standards?
All 12 kits map explicitly to NGSS K, 5 Performance Expectations, including K-PS2-1 (push/pull forces), 3-PS2-2 (electric circuits), and 4-PS4-2 (light behavior). Each includes editable lesson plans, formative assessment rubrics, and accessibility notes for neurodiverse learners, reviewed by CAST and the National Center for Learning Disabilities.
Does Edward Magic perform outside the U.S.?
He tours exclusively within North America and the EU, but only under strict conditions: venues must provide certified ASL interpreters, sensory-friendly seating zones, and pre-show engineering schematics for educators. His UK residency at the Glasgow Science Centre (2023) was the first magic program accredited by the Royal Society of Biology for informal science learning.
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