The kids can help mix the glue, water and add ins. However, I recommend that an adult or older child handle the liquid starch stage of the recipe. Add in the baking soda and stir together the glue and baking soda with a rubber spatula or plastic spoon.

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Glue. We prefer to use Elmer’s Clear Glue or Elmer’s white glue when we are making slime. We have found it is the best glue for making slime. Glitter. You don’t have to use glitter, but we love glitter and use it as often as we can when we are crafting and having fun! How to Make Slime First up was the foundation. We tried to fob her off with a normal plastic dinner tray but apparently it needed to be bigger. MUCH bigger. So – as the weather was starting to turn – we dragged the tuff tray into the conservatory. The kids can help mix the glue, water and add ins. However I recommend that an adult handle liquid starch.

Dinosaur Themed Slime Party Favours:

Water – just a centimetre or two in the bottom of the bowl is all you need, add food colouring if you want. Your slime mixture should start pulling away at the sides of your bowl when mixing. This is when you can start kneading it in your hands to see if it’s a texture you like. It should become a pliable slime ball.

Super Fun and Ferocious Dinosaur Slime - Sunshine Whispers

Apparently, no dinosaur world is complete without a volcano. So, we fashioned one out of some scrap cardboard and tissue paper. I admit it is a little crude but apparantly it’s perfect for the pterodactyl who lives there (who knew eh ?!) The slime should keep well in a covered container for a few days. It’s not a great idea to wash the corn flour down the drain so when you are done let it dry out and then put it in the rubbish. Always supervise young children when playing with slime. Do NOT allow children to eat or consume the slime. Although it is a fun science experiment, it should be handled with care and adult supervision. Mix and mix (and mix!). If it’s too dry you may need to add a little water, but it will depend on how much (if any!) food colouring you have added to the mixture.This slime makes an adorable party favour. If you’re having a Dinosaur Birthday Party, you can either make these up ahead to include in the treat bags or you can make them with the kids at the party. Each child can take the one they make home with them. If the kids love dinosaurs and slime then they going to love this easy homemade slime recipe. Not only is slime easy to make but it is super fun for kids to play with. Adding plastic dinosaurs takes this slime recipe from just being slime but to an imaginative play activity too.

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Stir all of the ingredients so they are well combined. You will know the slime is forming and becoming slime as it pulls away from the sides of the bowl and firming up. If you have never made slime with glitter glue before here are a few tips to make sure you have an easy and fun slime making time. Next up came a request for this blue slime. This got me really curious as to what they were planning to do, but apparently it was a surprise. OUR SLIME RECIPEThis super fun dinosaur slime makes a perfect party favour. It’s going to be a favourite among kids. The neon green, the stretchy slime, and the dinosaurs all go together to create great sensory play. Dinosaur Slime Recipe: If you don’t have the ingredients for this goopy slime, or you are not up for that much mess you could try these alternatives.

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If you don’t have a tuff tray though you could flatten out some plastic bin bags and use that as your foundation to build on. BUILDING UP OUR DINOSAUR WORLD I had intended to make this silky stretch corn flour and condition play dough for our slime, but when I went to mix it up I realised that I had bought shampoo instead of conditioner! We like using plastic spoons instead of metal ones when we are making slime. We find that it stirs better with a plastic spoon. How to Store Slime