Easily make this fun no borax liquid slime as a fun afternoon activity for kids! You can make slime in all colors and themes; black space slime, shimmery purple mermaid slime and green jungle slime! Kids will have a blast with this hands-on chemistry experiment.
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How to Make No Borax Liquid Slime
- Mix together 1/2 cup water and 1/2 cup clear school glue until completely combined.
- Add a few drops of food coloring, glitter, or confetti and stir until combined.
- Pour in 1/2 cup of liquid starch and stir until the slime begins to form.
- Knead the slime with your hands until all the liquid is absorbed.
Tip! White glue will create pastel slime. Clear glue will create brightly colored slime!
We added lots of glitter colors to this batch of no borax liquid slime!
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Make DIY no borax liquid slime in any color!
This DIY liquid sensory slime without borax will become more easily handled after about 15 minutes of play because kneading it will help it set.
After playtime, wash your hands and store the slime in a clean container.
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Sensory Glitter Goo
If you don’t happen to have extra glue and liquid starch, you can also make fun glitter goo with boxes of baking soda ($1 each) and water. Baking soda is an bacteria-resistant medium that’s fun to squish and squeeze when mixed with water!
If you want to make this sensory glitter goo more malleable, mix in 1 cup of hair conditioner until fully blended and doughy.
Materials
- 3 boxes of baking soda
- 1 cup water (add more as needed)
- 1 cup hair conditioner (optional)
Mix ingredients together until fully combined and add glitter, beads, and tiny treasures! Store in an air-tight container.
Glitter Goo Treasure Mix-ins
My girls like to mix in beads and jewels to “discover” in their glitter goo. Sensory glitter goo is also fun to play with alongside washable figurines and miniature plastic creatures.
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Easy sensory activities will make the summer days go a little faster, especially if you have young kids who always want to be doing something but have short attention spans. My kids love playing together and learning new things, and I love finding new ways to entertain them with discovery activities. What are your favorite sensory activities to do with your kids?
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I love the look of that slime – the glitter makes it so fun. I used to work with kiddos with autism about 10 years ago now and making slime was one of our activities. I had no idea it would be such a big thing these days – kids are obsessed with it! 🙂
Yes, slime is popular, which means it’s important to find a gentle recipe because some of the Borax recipes can create skin irritation if kids play with it a lot. Really this slime is just congealed glue and starch!
Absolutely saving this! My kids are going to love this!
Belle | One Awesome Momma
Love slime! So much fun no matter the age (yes, me st age 35)
Hi, Yep! Homemade slime is definitely fun for adults to play with too.
Very cool! Thanks for sharing these. Easy to make and so much fun for kids, I can’t wait to try these out?
I love how it turned out! The colors are beautiful. Will have to save this for when my daughter is older!
This activity is so much fun! The kids like picking the colors too.
Wow, I have spent a bomb on these things went making them looks so easy! Will definitely try this.