Don’t have any snow yet? Make your own winter fun with our super easy homemade fake snow slime recipe. You can use our most popular liquid starch and white glue slime recipe with an extra {not so} secret ingredient! We love slime all year round with different themes for holidays and seasons.
COOL FAKE SNOW SLIME RECIPE FOR KIDS TO MAKE!
Make a huge pile of puffy snow slime for awesome an awesome science lesson and really neat tactile sensory play. Learn about polymers and fluids while playing with extremely cool snow slime that’s so easy to make! Is it a liquid or a solid. Why does the sticky glue turn into a thick slime?
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I love slime for every occasion, holiday, and season. If you never thought slime was easy to make, you are wrong! We have a few different types of homemade slime recipes with our favorite being with liquid starch. Also, we have alternative slime recipes in case you don’t have liquid starch.
We have quite a few slime for winter activities including all of our holiday slimes, snow dough slime, snowflake slime, and arctic slime! Slime is not all that messy and can be easily stored in a plastic container for play all week long.
You can really dig your hands into this slime. Check out the recipe below to start making slime right away.
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Click on the link right above and see our most popular science and play recipe! It has all the directions you need to make our basic homemade slime. To make it fake snow slime, add some fake snow like you see in the photo above.
SUPPLIES:
Liquid Starch {laundry detergent aisle}
Elmer’s Washable Glue
Water
Fake Snow
The best time to add your fake snow is when you have completed mixing the water and glue together. We added about half a small package. Give it a stir and add the mixture to the liquid starch. Have fun!
Slime is super cool for kids to make. You can even make fake snot slime. That’s a must for any kid who loves gross science.
MAKE FAKE SNOW SLIME THIS WINTER!
Click on the photos below for more awesome science and slime ideas.
Sheryl
January 22, 2018 at 12:34 amMade this tonight. The little styrofoam balls give it such a cool texture. I know my preschoolers are going to love it! Thanks! I just love your site!
littlebins
January 25, 2018 at 7:10 pmAwesome! So glad to hear.