Quick and easy patriotic slime for Memorial Day! Slime is easy to make. Just a few simple ingredients and you can make so many wonderful themed slimes. Slime is amazing for tactile sensory play but also makes a great science lesson even for young kids. Our Patriotic slime is perfect for Patriot’s Day, Memorial Day, 4th of July, Veteran’s Day, or anytime you want to celebrate our flag. We have a whole year of themed slime ideas too!
Simple Patriotic Slime Science for Kids
The simple steps above show our Patriotic slime from start to finish.
It takes about 10 minutes or less to have awesome Patriotic slime.
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PATRIOTIC SLIME SCIENCE
Did you know that slime is also an excellent science lesson for kids? 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. It takes the shape of the container you put it in like a liquid, but you can pick it up like a solid! Read a little more in-depth here about polymers and chemistry. We aren’t quite there yet but sure had a lot of fun just the same!
We added small flags to our patriotic themed slime sensory play!
Sticking the flags into your homemade slime is also great fine motor practice for kids!
Slime is an amazing tactile sensory experience for kids as well! We enjoy whipping up new sensory recipes all the time! Check out more of them here. You can also read about the benefits of sensory play in our sensory play resource guide.
Once you make our slime recipe once, you will be making it all the time like we do!
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Poppyburner
January 7, 2016 at 10:39 amPatriotic slime xD … how unintentionally funny.
Btw, what becomes of the mass after the water has evaporated?
littlebins
January 19, 2016 at 11:31 amIt actually stays slime like for quite a long time. It can get dry the top if left out uncovered but if you fold it into itself, it should rehydrate. We keep puts in a plastic container and I can have a batch for 6 weeks. We usually toss it before it needs to be tossed.
Poppyburner
January 23, 2016 at 3:01 amThank you.