Let’s Make Glow in the Dark Slime!

Ages 4-6Science
Written By Lewis Latimer

Introduction:

Making glow-in-the-dark slime is a fun and exciting activity that combines chemistry, creativity, and sensory play. This activity is suitable for both children and adults who are looking for a way to exercise their imagination. You can experiment with different colors, textures, and add-ins to create unique slime concoctions. Slime can serve as a sensory stress ball, providing a calming effect for those who enjoy tactile stimulation.

Materials:

  • Elmer’s Glow in Dark Glue 

  • Elmer’s Glow In The Dark Slime Activator

  • Plastic bowl

  • Plastic utensils 

  • Plastic containers with lid

  • Trinkets 

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