So we're gonna make glitter slime today. It has glitter in it and this is what it
needs. Elmer's glitter glue, contact solution.
That's this, okay. Baking soda and a container to mix it in.
And measuring spoons and a mixing utensil. We're using a spatula. So it says
to pour the entire bottle of six fluid ounces of Elmer's glitter glue into the
container. So where's our glitter glue? Right here. So there's enough in this box
that you can make two batches of it. But we're just making one batch.
Oh, and can you help me pour it in there? We need to squeeze it. Oh, isn't that pretty! Uh huh!
Look at that!
Step two is to add a half tablespoon of baking soda and mix thoroughly.
Cohen, you're doing a good job. Thank you! Okay, so then mix this in. Ok, I'll help.
That's enough of that. Mix, mix, mix it up.
Okay, I think we got it all. Okay, now it says add one and 1/4 tablespoon of contact
solution. You pour it in here. Okay, there's one there. Good job. Okay, so
that's all we do. Can you mix that up. Now, okay, it says mix, mix, mix. And it says
Step Four, mix until mixture gets harder to mix and slime begins to form.
Look! Is it making slime yet. Uh huh! Ewwwww! That's pretty slimy.
Slimy, slimy. Let's see what it says for step 5.
Take the slime out and begin kneading it with both of your hands. That's perfect!
Yeah, I think it's perfect, too. Okay so now we're gonna pour it out on the dish,
on the plate. Wow! I know now it says we need to knead it.
Okay, I'll do this part. You do that part. Let's squish it like this. Here you squish
this one. Grandma will do this one for you.
It says if it's too sticky, to add 1/4 of a tablespoon of contact solution and
knead it. Keep adding until it is desired consistency. Wow, this is really sticky.
It does feel sticky. Huh, to me it kinda feels like jelly.
Kind of like Playdoh. What do you think it feels like. Does it bounce like a ball? Uh huh. Hmmmm. Watch this. This is a funny slime.
This is boingy! Boing, boing, boing. Hey, come back here!
It says now, all you need to do is Step 6 - enjoy! Yay, we love homemade slime, don't we, Cohen!
It's like a big giant noodle! Pretty cool, huh. I know. So there's a lot
of different colors besides using the blue. But we really like blue, don't we, Cohen.
There's lots of other colors. And you can even use just the plain clear
glue, to use your slime. You can add your own food coloring to it to make colors.
So that's cool. So, if you want to make this for like birthday parties that
would be a fun thing to do. You can make it ahead of time and then have it maybe
in little ziplock baggies and then the kids can all have their own slime to
take home with them. Look how cool it is. See our grandson Cohen is loving
playing with it, aren't you Cohen. Punch it down like a pancake. Yeah, you got to roll it
up like a big worm. Look you can pull it out like noodles. Like you're making
pasta. Now it looks like a noodle. You can pretend it's a jump rope. Slime attack, you can
act like your sliming each other. No, I've been slimed! Look, I made a snake!
It's probably funner than Play-doh. It's washable, safe, and non-toxic. It does have a warning though, if large
quantities of contact lens solutions are accidentally ingested greater than a
tablespoon, get medical attention immediately. We bought this from our friendly
Walmart store, and it's called the Elmer's Slime Starter Pack. It's in the craft
section near the school supplies. Cohen's enjoying it. You can stick your finger in it.
Squishy isn't it. What do you think about it. Awesome! Is it fun? Yeah, It's
cool. It was really fun and it was easy to do and it didn't take very long
either. We probably had it all made in less than five minutes.
Here put all of it together, Cohen. I like this. The only hazard is you do get glitter on
your fingers after you play with it. So make sure they wash their hands really good,
so none of that this gets in their eyes.
Whoa! Very cool. Do you like it, grandpa? It's even sticky.
Slime them, Cohen. Slime them. Where did he go? What happened to that zebra? Did he get slimed.
Okay, now we're gonna try using Elmer's
Clear School Glue. It says it will also work. So we're gonna see what we can make.
And our grandson wanted to make it red, right, Cohen.
Because red is one of your favorite colors.
And orange is your other favorite color. How weird. Okay, I know it's weird isn't it.
What's in it?
You did a good job. Thank you! This slime is awesome!
The red slime, we had to add at least another teaspoon of saline solution,
didn't we, Cohen. And it finally made it so wasn't sticking to our hands. And you
want to wear different clothes. I kind of got some red dye on my shirt. So I'm
hoping that'll come out. But I would wear play clothes that you're not worried
about your clothes you know. We put this in a baggie because we're thinking it's
like Play-doh it. Probably needs to stay where the air doesn't get to it in order
for it not to like dry out. Here's our blue slime. And here's our red slime.
That's right! And we had fun. Did we have fun? Yes!
And this is both of these.
We did the blue glitter and we did the red with the plain glue.
Let's see if it will squish out. Oh, it does. Look it almost squishes out better than the
glitter glue. Look at that, like taffy. Like we're making taffy. A big giant noodle.
Oh, yours is doing pretty good too. though. Oooooo!
It's like a jump rope. You can jump rope it!
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