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It's a polymer, a non-Newtonian fluid—it's slime! Super scientists use Borax, glue, and food coloring to make a sticky and liquid substance.
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Instructional Ideas
- Send a copy of the directions home to give families the opportunity to make slime together
- Have several bags of already-made slime available for early finishers to play with when other tasks are complete
- Save ingredients for a rainy day—when pupils are required to stay inside, take out supplies needed to make your own slime
Classroom Considerations
- The activity was created for the gifted and talented, but all learners can take part in it
Pros
- Combines science and a hands-on learning experience
- Encourages participants to follow directions
Cons
- The substance is messy and difficult to remove —set up proper work areas and recommend pupils with long hair to keep it away
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