Card tricks for EAL learners?

I volunteer teaching English to EAL learners but lately I've experimented with ending the sessions with a magic trick and everyone seems to be really loving it so far. I even went as far as learning to hook up my smartphone to the projector which acts as a camera so the learners have a good view of my hands and cards.

However, not only am I starting to run out of tricks, but it's also very tricky to choose appropriate tricks that fit their English level They can neither be too simple nor too wordy. For if it's the former, the learners cannot practice their listening skills. But if it's the latter, then they cannot follow along with the magic due to how complicated the trick gets. So far I've done jazzing with memdeck (learners name cards and I produce them in a variety of ways), Kostya Kimlat's Triumph, and Darwin Ortiz's Last Laugh. Any other suggestions?