Quick Info 📋
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File Type
PDF!
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Pages
📄 1 page
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Time
⏱️ 20 min
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Kid-Safe
Yes!
See What's Inside 👀
Preview pages
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Page 1: My Slime Recipe Card!
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Page 2: Texture Rating Scale!
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Page 3: Engineer 3 Batches!
What's Included 📦
Everything you need
✓ Keepsake Recipe Card!
✓ Texture Rating Scale!
✓ Three-Batch Engineering Chart!
✓ Easy to Print!
✓ Parent Tips Sheet!
How to Use 🎯
Different ways to enjoy
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At Home!
Keep the recipe card on the fridge for easy slime-making any time, and rate each new batch!
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In Class!
A beloved STEM activity — perfect for a properties-of-materials engineering challenge!
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Art Time!
Add your own color choices and decorate the recipe card to make it your own!
What Kids Will Learn 📚
Science + Art
Skills We're Building! 💪
🌟 Polymer Science!
🌟 Following a Recipe!
🌟 Rating and Comparing!
🌟 Engineering Design!
🌟 Following Safety Steps!
What You Need🎒
Just a few things
→ A Printer! 🖨️
→ Pencil! ✏️
→ The Super Slime Lab Supplies!
→ A Sealed Container to Store Slime!
For Grown-Ups 👨👩👧
Tips and ideas
👨👩👧 Parent Tips!
Make slime together using glue, baking soda, and contact lens saline solution — it's NOT edible, so wash hands well after! Ask: 'How did the glue change when you added the saline?' This pairs perfectly with Episode 9: Super Simple Slime.
Why Do Leaves Change Colors? with Freddy
🏫 Teacher Guide!
Perfect for a K-2 properties and changes of materials unit! Standards: NGSS 2-PS1-1 and NGSS 2-PS1-4.
The three-batch engineering chart supports an early introduction to variable testing and texture comparison.