What kid, girl or boy, young or old, doesn't love slime?! My girls needed a project to "sell" for school and this one was a HIT! You can totally customaize it how your kiddos want it. You can make it opaque and solid colors, or clear, girly and glittery...my personal favorite. Either way SLIME is a easy way to pass time with the kiddos. It takes no more than 5 mnutes to make and probably cost around 5 cents to make! Go ahead try it! I originally found the recipe here, from where else but the almighty Pinterest...
SLIME (glitter)
1 teaspoon borax powder (best found at wal-mart in the laundry isle, its a box)
1 1/2 C water, divided
4 oz (1/2 C) Elmer’s glue, clear or white
food coloring
fine glitter
1. In a small bowl add
borax powder to 1 cup of water and stir to dissolve. Set aside.
2. Pour
glue into a mixing bowl and add 1/2 C water. Add a few drops of
food coloring until desired color is reached and then stir to mix glue
solution until smooth. If you want glitter, I would get the real fine kind and add it now.
3. Pour the borax mixture into the glue mixture and
watch the solids start to form. Make sure to let sit 3-5 minutes.
4. Stir for a few moments and then use
your hands to gather the mass. The mixture will be very soft and wet. Kind of lumpy but not a firm lump yet.
Keep kneading until it firms up and feels dry. There will be QUITE a bit of water left in the bowl. Empty it, keep kneading and empty again.
5. Store in a ziplock bag or air tight container and the slime
will keep indefinitely. If it feels too hard, just wet your hands and touch it again. A few drops does the trick.
That looks like a total blast and a half! How fun!
ReplyDeleteWoah that is so cool! I'm going to try it with my husband. Haha
ReplyDeleteYeah my hubby thought it was pretty fun!!
ReplyDeleteYeah my hubby thought it was pretty fun!!
ReplyDeleteTatiana you should try it with the lil one! They loooove squishing it!!
ReplyDeleteI think kids really love playing with messy and slimy stuffs. Well kids will always be kids. Great way to have fun!
ReplyDeleteim a kid and i did it in school i think everyone should should try it
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ReplyDeleteHey I read your blogs, the recipes are superb and very easy to understand. I can easily make it at home. Now i didn't need to buy it from slime shops
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