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How to make slime!

By Almab7789@gmail.com
It's hot and the kids are bored! What to do? Make slime and have fun is the answer. Homemade slime is so much fun to make and play with. Just take a peek at our home video.



Most of the ingredients are already in your cabinet. Glue, liquid starch, food coloring and water is all that you need. The key to success is to mix the Starch a little at a time. Do not put all the ingredients in at once because it will turn to liquid goo. We made that mistake the first time around. You may have some Starch left over. Watch the video before attempting to make the slime. 

Ingredients:
5 oz of Clear Glue (We used Elmer's Glue)
1/2 cup Liquid Starch (found in the detergent isle in the grocery store.)
3 to 4 drops of food coloring
1/2  of the Clear glue bottle filled with water
1 large bowl
1 plastic spatula

This was fun for all of us. We hope that you try it and enjoy it!

 Disclaimer: No pens or pencils were hurt in the making of this video and craft. This project may cause extreme excitement for all involved. 

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