This gingerbread slime is perfect for gingerbread man theme, or just for something fun to do around Christmas. Take your slime making to a new level by making butter slime with Model Magic. Check out my Slimes and Ooblecks and Goops, Oh My! Pinterest board Related: Candy Cane Shaving Cream Slime This is another slime recipeKeep Reading
Make Candy Cane Shaving Cream Slime This Christmas
Want to make some festive slime with the kids over the holidays? Try your hand at making candy cane shaving cream slime for Christmas. Make sure you add it to your list of Christmas slime recipes kids will love! Read below for all of the details, and be sure to add it to your listKeep Reading
The Ultimate Collection of Types of Slime from A to Z
So many types of slime to choose from when you’re planning for the kids. How we adore making slime, and we love it even more when we get to play and explore with it. That love of all things slime led to this, the ultimate collection of slime recipes from A to Z! You’ll find at least oneKeep Reading
Creepy Crawly Slime Recipe for Kids
Looking for ideas for how to make slime with kids? I’ve got you covered! We first created this creepy crawly slime recipe for kids during summer camp, but it’s been made and used at home and in my classroom during the regular school year. So this mud, worm, and bugs slime recipe for kids is definitelyKeep Reading
Candy Cane Slime Recipe the Kids Will Love to Make
Just in time for Christmas, learn how to make scented Candy Cane Slime for festive sensory play. When it comes to how to make slime with kids, I love that it incorporates math and science, along with being just plain fun. It’s definitely one of our favorite Christmas activities for preschoolers (as well as olderKeep Reading
Preschool Fairy Tale Fun with Sparkly Queen Princess Slime
I feel I should preface this by saying the slime is for princes and kings, too. Any royalty would enjoy this preschool fairy tale sensory experience! However, the girls in my class dubbed it “sparkly queen princess slime” one day . . . and that name stuck! This activity started out rather simply, then theKeep Reading