Unfortunately, about half of the slime made using only liquid starch turns back to a liquid within 24 hours or so.

Make mermaid slime with glitter, glue, and a splash of ocean colors! This easy sensory activity is perfect for preschoolers ...

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Ingredients: either recipe above + glitter glue, glitter, and/or food coloring There are a number of ways to make your slime a beautiful glittery mess: You can substitute glitter glues for some ...

Explore the “Science of Slime” on the museum’s site; slime-cool videos, slimy critter presentations, and a DIY slime activity provide viscous and virtual learning.

Samantha Blau with the Maryland Science Center shows how to make slime.

It’s satisfying, social-media ready and probably in your house if you live with a tween: slime. And for slime-trepreneurs, it’s a reason to open an Etsy store.

Slime has become very popular and there are so many types: Glitter slime, magnetic slime, glow-in-the-dark slime and edible slime.

While the slime that appears in nature doesn't have glitter and isn't holographic or fluffy, and is sometimes called mucus instead, it's still really cool.

Elmer’s, the venerable childhood glue, has pages of slime recipes on its website. Colored slime, glitter slime, galaxy slime. Large, jumbo and extra-large slime.