Shadowing the newsreader
Listen to the newsreader read out each line and then practise saying it. Record your own voice line by line and submit your voiceover.
Around the globe, both children and adults are fascinated by magic.
However, despite women being admitted into the magicians' society, "The Magic Circle", since 1991, it's still a field which is dominated by men.
About to take the stage at Los Angeles' iconic Magic Castle, American magician Kayla Drescher explains:
Women have performed in magic acts for centuries as the "glamorous assistant", but Drescher feels their purpose has been as a prop, rather like stage furniture such as a lamp or table.
Yet she admits that this role does allow enthusiasts to pick up magic talents.
Appearing on stage with her magician husband, John, as well as their two daughters Jasmine and Haylie, Mari-Lynn supports as more of a conventional assistant.
With both daughters already interested in the craft and going on stage, John doesn't see why there should be any discrimination.
Women magicians have more tricks up their sleeves.
