I have been enjoying this quick slime recipe so much with my son this year, and I wanted to share it with all of our friends too! Call me crazy but I gave  four  kids glue, starch and excessive amounts of sequins and glitter! It went so well because 1. Great Kiddos 2: Great Parents 3: Super Easy Slime Recipe!
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A HOW TO MAKE SLIME RECIPE YOU WILL USE OVER AND OVER
If you need a how to make slime recipe, this one is it! You can get the ingredients easily, it mixes up in no time, and it’s almost fool proof. We love making slime whenever we get the chance. it’s hands on learning and sensory play all rolled into one.
We have used our homemade slime recipe for so many themes for each holiday and season. And you know what, it’s so much simple than you think. I guarantee it. I was always a little hesitant to make slime but not anymore.
Plus if you have a junior scientist and want to throw a science themed birthday party, you can easily make slime with then kids for them to take with them. We made party favor size slimes for Halloween party! We made eyeball slime which would be a perfect science lab theme.
WHAT IS SLIME?
Is it a liquid or a solid? It stretches but then it breaks. It makes a ball and bounces. It feels slimy and wet, but it isn’t! These are some of the interesting observations my five year old made as we explored this slime recipe. Read our basics of homemade slime science to learn more!
SUPPLIES
White washable glue (Elmers and store brand both work well for us!)
Liquid Starch
Water
Food coloring {optional}
Measuring Cups
2 bowls and a spoon per kid (dollar store is the perfect place for these items}
Glitter
Confetti or sequins
SLIME SCIENCE PARTY TIPS
Click here to get your slime recipe and the measurements you need with step by step directions!
Each kid had a slime making set up already on the table with two bowls.  hadI already the water and starch already poured. Depending on the age of the kids thy can do the measuring themselves.
I pulled the starch containers back so the glue wouldn’t accidentally get mixed into the starch. The kids emptied the glue, added food coloring, and sprinkled as much glitter as they wanted into the mixture.
Then everyone mixed and mixed. Parents supervised along the way, but it looked like they were having just as much fun too! I am sure it’s pretty nice when the mess isn’t at your house!
Above is a great post on all the different things you can buy to make tons of slimey themes with our slime recipe. Kids will have so much fun creating their own slime’s color and sparkle.
SCIENCE PARTY SLIME PLAY
Check out the great play! Their slimes all came out perfect and so cool! I love how they added multiple colors to create these awesome shades of blue and green! {we were out of red food coloring}. Make sure to have some containers available to pack up the slime to take home!
This homemade slime recipe gives us the perfect consistency every time! Each child had his or her own way of mixing, so I know I am not doing anything special to make my slime!
Look at these awesome kid made colors! I always have a plan for ours, but it was so cool to let them be totally in control of the color, amount of glitter and sequins to add! What a perfect activity for letting kids explore science.
You can add sequins while you are mixing or you can wait and decorate your slime after it’s made.
Next time you throw a science party, save this awesome slime science recipe and it will be a hit!
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WHAT ELSE CAN YOU DO AT A SCIENCE PARTY? CHHECK OUT OUR BIG LIST OF SCIENCE.Â
Tons of activities perfect for kids ages 3-8!
YOU CAN ALSO CHECK OUT THESE ALTERNATIVE SLIME RECIPES WITHOUT LIQUID STARCH.
I don’t see anywhere where it says how much of each ingredient to use. Also it doesn’t say anything about water.
You Need to click on the black button that says get slime recipe here. There will be full directions. Thanks!
The link in the black box didn’t work for me. Is there another way to access it?
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I’m planning a party for 12 kids, so I’m wondering if I want them each to make their own slime how big a container I need to have for each of them to take home what they will make? Or should I cut the recipe in half? TIA.
If you want them to make a whole recipe, then you want around a 2 cup container. You can buy the 4 packs of plastic containers at the store. You can easily split the liquid starch slime recipe in half or even thirds because the measurements are a 1:1:1 ratio!
Awesome! Thanks!