We had an afternoon full of slime in our classroom today. What a perfect hands-on reward for our students before spring break! It takes only 3 ingredients to make ooey-gooey stretchy slime.
5 oz. of Elmer’s color glue/ glitter glue/ white glue.
1/2 tbsp. of baking soda.
1 tbsp. of saline solution.
As a first-time slime maker, trial-and-error methods were key in making the perfect concoction of slime:
Too watery? Add more baking soda.
Too sticky? Add more saline solution.
Too dense? …looks like we have to start over.
Repeat until desired slime consistency is created.
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My daughters LOVE to make slime. You are so sweet to do this for your students. 🙂
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You are brave to make slime with your class! I bet they loved it. I made slime with the girls I was babysitting and it was a lot to support 3 slime makers!
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Yes, they loved it! I am a co-teacher, so I was not alone. I don’t think it would have worked out well with 26 kids by myself!
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You are my students’ dream teacher! They are seriously obsessed with slime right now. I’m not sure I’d have the energy to do that…
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Luckily, I am a co-teacher, so two of us were facilitating the slime making! I would not recommend doing it alone! lol
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That makes me feel better. I was feeling like a bit of a slacker.
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