Ever wondered how to make slime? It makes for a fun science experiment and is an absolute winner among kids — and adults, for that matter! Kids will develop both their cognitive and motor skills as they learn to mix the correct quantities of ingredients and explore their slimy creation!
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Tip 100 ml of PVA glue into a bowl, add the bicarbonate of soda and mix them together.
If you wish to make coloured slime (rather than white slime), add a small amount of food colouring and mix in – start with a small amount and add more if needed. Note: the food colouring will stain your hands when you work the slime, so be careful!
Next, add the contact lens solution and mix it with a spoon until its consistency begins to change, becoming stringy. Start to knead the slime with your hands - at first it will be sticky, but after working it for a while it will become harder and elastic, and only stick to itself.
If you find your slime is too sticky, add a little more contact lens solution. Be sure to only add small amounts at a time, as too much solution will make it lose its elasticity and snap.
