If your kids are slime-obsessed like mine, you’re in the right place. Whether you’re planning a science day, a rainy ...

Making homemade slime is a simple project for children or children at heart. What you need: Elmer's White School Glue Baking soda Contact lens solution Food coloring or glitter glue (optional) How ...

“Glitter slime, clear slime, sequin slime, glow-in-the-dark slime, puffy slime, and metallic slime are just a few of the gooey concoctions to surprise us, all of which use Elmer’s glue as a ...

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Glitter A note on glitter slime: I watched a few videos that said pre-mixed glitter glue didn't work as well as clear Elmer's glue plus separate glitter—a better option anyway since you can use ...

The two-ounce travel-sized bottle is enough for one batch of slime and less expensive than a full-sized bottle. The Dollar Store is a great place to buy glue, baking soda, glitter, tablecloths, etc.

Most slimes start with a base of standard liquid glue, but for a translucent slime that will really let the glitter shine through, you'll want to use 3 bottles of Elmer's Washable Clear School ...

Ta-dahhh. There are many other ways to make slime with easy tutorial videos on YouTube. You can make slime without glue or make it with clay instead. Let us know how you get on! Have any tips?