Silly Slime

Making slime is lots of fun, and easy with these simple recipes. Kids love experimenting with the different textures and uses for slime. You can add food coloring or tempera paint to change the look.

Silly Slime

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Silly Slime

Materials (Corn Starch, Water)

Mix 1 cup of corn starch with 1 cup of water. Use your hands to mix it until it is a smooth texture. You can change the texture by adding a 2nd cup of corn starch. Kids love adding food color or paint to make the slime. They have fun making it resemble different icky substances and their imagination is more vivid then most parents want to hear described in detail!

Store in a covered container. It will keep for several days.

One of our visitors suggested using boiling water to create slime with a different consistency. You might want to try making it both ways and letting the kids experiment with the differences (once it's cooled a bit!).

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