Easy Glow in the Dark Slime Recipe for Kids
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Easy Glow in the Dark Slime Recipe for Kids

How does glow in the dark even work? I’ve heard that question before from children, however I’m not even sure myself. Even though we have no idea how it works, we sure love glow in the dark ANYTHING at my house. My kids love wearing glow pajamas at night and having dance parties in their…

Easy Recipe for Making Purple Clear Slime
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Easy Recipe for Making Purple Clear Slime

I think I love making easy slime recipes as much as kids do! If you make the recipe together, it’s a science lesson. The sensory play that follows is an added bonus! Slime is easily adaptable to any season, holiday, or special event. And students never seem to lose interest in slime! This fun purple…

Bee Theme Easy Slime Recipe with Glue
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Bee Theme Easy Slime Recipe with Glue

Perhaps you have a bunch of busy bees in your classroom? Or maybe it’s spring and you want to teach your preschool or kindergarten students about bees? Whether you have a bee-themed classroom or not, this homemade slime recipe is an amazing learning and playing opportunity for little ones! Learning About Sensory Play with Slime:…

How to Make Edible Slime with Honey
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How to Make Edible Slime with Honey

Looking for the PERFECT scientific companion to a unit on Bees? Here it is, Honey! This easy-to-make honey slime recipe pairs perfectly with other bee themed activities for preschoolers. It’s also a sweet recipe for anyone looking for a safe, nontoxic slime recipe. I love this edible slime recipe for its simplicity. Many slime recipes…

Galaxy Slime: Science Activity for Kids
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Galaxy Slime: Science Activity for Kids

Slime is having a moment. Kids of all ages are having a blast making and playing with stretchy, stringy slime. This galaxy slime recipe uses the traditional Borax powder, which gives the slime a bouncy, firm texture. The slime breaks a little easier than if you use laundry starch, but the firmer texture means it…