Night Sky Slime

I have seen all the great Pinterest Slime recipes before and never thought I had the time to really try it, I was wrong! This week we our Letter of the Week is the Letter N. I decided to give the slime a try and create a Night Sky! The kids and I loved this so much I am going to do it for all kinds of themes, you know how I love a good theme! The best part it was not messy at all we used it the entire week and then passed it on to our neighbor class! To start all you need is three ingredients and five minutes!

Supplies Needed:

glue
Liquid Starch
Liquid water color/ Powder paint or food coloring
glitter

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So I was in a hurry and used what I had on hand, Powder Paint. In a large bowl I poured in glue I did not measure I filled the bottom of the bowl. Then I added some paint and glitter and mixed them all together. I read you should mix first then add the starch this worked for me.

I slowly added a small amount of starch and mixed, I repeated this until I got the consistency I wanted. I think I could have added a bit more to give it a little more stretch. At first the color was dull and you could not see the glitter colors just keep kneading it like dough and it changes before your eyes!

I literally did this in less than five minutes! I really don’t know who liked it better the kids or I! My head is swimming with all the different colors and things I can add! It was my first time so my batch was little. I stretched it out and made it into sky shapes.

As the children came in they gave it a little touch then slowly they began to pull, squish and stretch it out! Some of my really active kids played with this for the entire free play time! It was easy to share the kids kept stretching off a piece for a friend. They pulled it into little pieces, made jewelry out of it stretched it off the table and basically had a great time. Best of all it was no mess, at clean up time we rolled it into a ball and stuck it in a plastic baggie! Normally I change the sensory activity every class, not this week we played with the slime everyday! Then passed it to our neighbor class can’t wait to see how they play with it next week!