Our Easy Peasy Teal Sprinkle Slime is full of sprinkles and only uses three ingredients. Slime is a fun hands on activity that the kids will love to make!
The key thing to remember with slime is that it’s like a science experiment. You never really know what it will look at until it’s finished.
Peanut has been asking to make slime for quite a while now. She did a small batch in school one day, and ever since she’s been begging me to make it.
We made Teal Sprinkle Slime with only 3 ingredients. I’ve seen so many different recipes for slime, but this has to be one of the easiest ways to create it. Some may say we cheat, because we used pre-colored glue by Elmer’s
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How to Make Easy Slime:
Supplies needed:
Elmer’s Colored Glue
Liquid Starch
Cups and craft sticks
Baking Sprinkles of choice
Easy Peasy Teal Sprinkle Slime directions:
- Pour both the blue and green Elmer’s glue into either a cup or bowl and mix the color together
- Slowly add the Liquid starch. We have a cup that has about 1/2 cup of liquid starch that we pour from.
- Start mixing the Glue and Liquid Starch – slowly adding the liquid starch in until you see it starting to form
- Once the slime starts to form, take it out of the cup/bowl and start to knead it.
- If it seems to be too sticky, then add a little more liquid starch until you get the desired consistency. (add in teaspoon increments)
- Once desired constancy is reached, add in sprinkles and let the kiddos play.
- After the kids are done playing with the slime for the day, make sure to store it in a sealed container.
Easy Peasy Teal Sprinkle Slime
Our Easy Peasy Teal Sparkle Slime is full of sprinkles and only uses three ingredients. Slime is a fun hands on activity that the kids will love to make!
Materials
- Elmer's Colored Glue (1 bottle of Green and 1 Bottle of Blue)
- Liquid Starch
- Baking Sprinkles of choice
Tools
- Cups and craft sticks for mixing
Instructions
Pour both the blue and green Elmer's glue into either a cup or bowl and mix the color together.
Slowly add the Liquid starch. We have a cup that has about 1/2 cup of liquid starch that we pour from.
Start mixing the Glue and Liquid Starch - slowly adding the liquid starch in until you see it starting to form.
Once the slime starts to form, take it out of the cup/bowl and start to knead it.
*If it seems to be too sticky, then add a little more liquid starch until you get the desired consistency. (add in teaspoon increments)
Once desired constancy is reached, add in sprinkles and let the kiddos play.
After the kids are done playing with the slime for the day, make sure to store it in a sealed container.
This slime is very pretty looking. My daughter used to be totally into making slime, but then her friend got it all in my rug and dining chair and I could not get it out! 🙁 She’s begging me to let her make some more and when that time comes we’re going to make this!
Yeah, we made sure to keep the Slime making on the table – or over a metal cooking sheet (I got large ones from the dollar store – the kids play with slime and Play-Doh on them all the time)
Also, found out that Vinegar and water breaks down slime.
I’ve made this before, but used seed beads. A lot of fun for a rainy day activity with the kiddos.
This is some cool looking slime. My grandsons would love this.
This turned out amazing! I love the teal colour. My daughter would love this combo.
Fun Need to buy stock in Elmers glue for all the glue we have used making slime
should I make this for my slime shop??
This looks like a lot of fun!
My boy is gonna love this! Thanks!
This looks like it was so much fun! Definitely pinning this to try later with the little ones!
This slime is awesome looking! Great rainy day activity. Love the color
This looks like tons of fun .. and so pretty, too!
This is a really pretty slime, and yes, so easy! I’d like to do this as an activity for sure!
This is so pretty for slime. My granddaughter loves doing this with her friends. I will get her the things she needs to make it. Thank you so much for sharing this
My granddaughters love making slime, their moms won’t let them make it at home so they wait to
come to nana house and we make it together. I do like the recipe you have here for it, super easy.
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This would be fun!