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The steps are simple enough for kids to take the lead on the mixing of ingredients, just be sure to have an adult assist when it comes to the hot water. When my kids are done playing with the slime, we store it in an old pickle jar and make hypotheses on whether the items inside will settle, stay in place, or even rise to the top! There are learning opportunities to be had along with the fun! It is really fun to use add-ins with the clear slime to turn it into a 'look and find' activity too! We were going for a "snow and ice" feeling, so we added in silver glitter, foam beads, and gems of light blue and green. In no time you'll have a clear slime that is thicker (and more moldable) than most slime made with white glue! This clear slime recipe calls for just three simple ingredients and a little stirring. It's easy and inexpensive to make and offers fun for hours - a great combination! Making slime is a sensory activity that has led to a lot of independent and creative play for my kids, especially my youngest. The holidays are over, but winter has proven a great inspiration for our latest kitchen creation activity!
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