Yes, I'm a teacher and made it with my students during the last week of school. It worked really well, & it was a recipe that didn't require Borax (which is somewhat toxic):Has anyone made slime with their kids? How does is turn out? What is the recipe? Thinking this would be a neat thing to do with my 4year old granddaughter.
My daughter is obsessed with making it. In different colors. Different consistencies. It's been a good 6 months. I hope she gets over it soon.
THIS. THIS. THIS. UGH!!!! The glue, the glitter, the liquid starch......... so much slime.
OP just look on the internet for recipes. There are roughly 800,000. LOL!!! This slime craze can end now.
Oh the glitter. Then she takes my Rubbermaid containers to hold it all. Then they are full of glitter. Then there is glitter in my sink. It's never ending!
OP- I don't know DD's exact recipe but I know we buy shaving cream, Elmer's glue and laundry detergent. We stay away from Borax. I read a story of a little girl getting burns on her hands from playing in it too much.
I use this exact recipe, sometimes with a bit less water, and it works beautifully, and comes together quickly! This is the easiest, fastest, best recipe I've found.Yes, I'm a teacher and made it with my students during the last week of school. It worked really well, & it was a recipe that didn't require Borax (which is somewhat toxic):
You knead the mixture together for a while, & it makes great slime. Here is a link to an article & video about slime-making:
- One 4 oz. bottle of white glue (like Elmers)
- 1/2 tablespoon of baking soda
- 1 tablespoon of contact lens solution
- A few drops of food coloring
http://abcnews.go.com/Lifestyle/parenting-hack-make-homemade-slime-kids/story?id=46595844