Practical jokes and pranks can be fun to plan and even more fun to carry out! Readers are introduced to safe and funny tricks and jokes that they can use on family and friends in this creative DIY guide. As they explore each set of step-by-step instructions, they master another round of hilarious hijinks while also practicing independent reading and following directions. Safety tips and materials lists help ensure that each prank happens safely and successfully, and colorful photographs make this reading experience even more enjoyable.
Paul Zenon's humorous and accessible Pranks and Tricks is a jokey look at 100 of the best ways to use magic and pranks to get one over on your friends and family. Each trick explains in detail what the trick entails, why you would want to do it and a full explanation of how to set the trick up and perform it. All told in Paul Zenon's unique style, it is the ultimate source of great practical jokes.
Do you need a cool trick to impress your friends? Maybe your sister deserves payback for the practical joke she played on you last week. Whatever the reason, you've picked up the right book. From caramel onions to card tricks The Kids Guide to Pranks Tricks and Practical Jokes will provide hours of harmless mischief.
Presents unique craft projects that have been seen on the Life hacks for kids YouTube show, including feather earrings, melted crayon art, a headband holder, and indoor s'mores, and includes questions answered by Sunny.
Demonstrating how to write hacking programs, this collection of hacking tricks teaches programmers how to create software pranks and network programs. Nonstandard C++ programming techniques as well as undocumented functions that will make others smile and allow users to demonstrate practical skills in programming and computer support are covered. Special attention is paid to the creation of compact programs that are useful for those interested in optimizing programs. Network programming and how to program for the Internet or an intranet, how to create a fast port scanner, and how to write pranks are discussed. In addition to pranks and network programs, hacking algorithms are described so that programmers can learn what to expect from hackers and how to create a protection system with maximum efficiency.
Imagine scaring people silly by showing them a "hole in your hand?" Or knocking them out with unbelievable feats--like actually carrying a column of water with a straw? With these super pranks that trick the eyes and confound the mind, anything's possible! Amaze and delight (and sometimes freak out) your friends and family in no time at all, with the most simple equipment. Everyone will go mad trying to figure out how and why your pranks work. Have someone try to fold a piece of paper in half ten times; it can't be done. And you can fool yourself, too. Feel as if you're walking the tightrope without leaving the ground; all you need are a rope and a pair of binoculars. Play sneaky number games, read minds, do some double-dealing with cards, and much more.
Filled with pranks that promise big surprises, this volume is a must-have for young tricksters. Reluctant readers will clamor to learn how to gross out friends with worm sandwiches and how to douse enemies with exploding soda along with many other tricks. Simple yet impressive, each practical joke is explained in straightforward steps accompanied by photos.