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- (9) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Classby John MacDonaldMr. Bob was exhausted. Last night’s hockey game on tv went into double overtime, so he didn’t get to sleep until 1:30 am. Luckily, as teachers know, in this situation it’s time to kill time by showing the class a video!
- (8) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Classby John MacDonaldBilly had been thinking that maybe Mr. Bob couldn’t do magic at all. Looking down at a fuzzy caterpillar munching on a leaf, Billy had an idea. Later in front of the class, Billy challenged: “If you can really do magic, Mr. Bob, change this caterpillar into a butterfly.” “Sure,” replied Mr. Bob, not fazed… Read more: (8) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Class
- (7) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Classby John MacDonaldAfter a long day of teaching the kids how magic tricks work, Mr. Bob picked up his rabbit Fred and began to think out loud. “You know,” Bob said, “It’s amazing to think how much thinking we do in a day talking to ourselves, and yet not out loud!” Fred nodded. “Imagine a world where… Read more: (7) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Class
- (6) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Classby John MacDonaldAdam had stayed in his seat after class looking depressingly out the window. “Alakazoo” shouted Mr. Bob, as in a puff of smoke he transformed a closed can of Sprite into an open one and handed it to Adam. “Thanks,” Adam said. “Just having a bad day today.” “Nonsense,” Mr. Bob claimed. “Every glass is… Read more: (6) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Class
- (5) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Classby John MacDonald“Today’s Magic Class is going to be a little different,” Mr. Bob said. “We are going to try some word magic. Who thinks words have to make sense for them to give us ideas?” All hands went up. “But what about this poem by Lewis Carrol, author of Alice in Wonderland? Jabberwocky ’Twas brillig, and… Read more: (5) Story: The Secular Web Kids and Magic Class