Friday the 13th is often thought of as being a day full of bad luck. Miss Morgan's class tempt fate and take us into a world of magic, mystery and superstition.

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According to superstition, certain omens are meant to bring good luck.
A black cat, a chimney sweep and a rabbit's foot are all associated with good luck.
You should never put new shoes on the table, break a mirror or walk under a ladder. These are all said to bring bad luck.
There are rhymes and songs about superstitions.
Counting Magpies - One for sorrow, two for joy, three for a girl, four for a boy...
...five for silver, six for gold, seven for a secret never to be told.
Witches and wizards feature in many stories.
The three witches from Macbeth by William Shakespeare
Harry Potter and friends
Magicians or illusionists are also popular entertainers.
Harry Houdini was a famous escapologist.
Seeing double! - A good magician never reveals his secrets.

Time for a Magic Trick

Click the picture on the right to make a rabbit appear out of the hat.
Pulling a rabbit out of a hat.
Now double click the picture on the left to make the rabbit disappear again!

Now that's what I call... MAGIC!

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