Another demonstration that involves trickery – not lying as such but certainly deceit.
A liquid is poured from container to container which, unknown to the audience, contain tiny amounts of chemicals that will result in colour changes.
This particular version uses phenolphthalein and acids/alkalis and could be a good introduction to indicators or neutralisation reactions.
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