Slime Play Green from Zimpli Kids, Magically turns water into gooey, colourful slime, Party Bag Favours, Sensory Toy For Pretend Play, Birthday Present for Children, Certified Biodegradable Toy

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We’ll start with the basics. Slime feels so pleasantly goopy, and it’s just plain fun to plunge your hands in, squeeze it through your fingers, and pull and poke. The fact that it’s somewhat solid yet sort of a liquid makes slime so intriguing to physically play with. Little else in life has quite the same consistency, making for an interesting sensory experience. Look at that awesome bilateral coordination practice of using both hands together and crossing midline to pull apart the slime. My mama Occupational Therapy heart loves it! DIY. Create your very own slime. Choose from a huge collection of materials, colors and add-ins: add glitter, jelly cubes and tens of other amazing decorations.

You could now add lots of glitter or sequins to make it even more amazing to play with, or go ahead and make a whole range of other colours and combine them together to make a rainbow extravaganza!

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Another hands-on way to play with slime is to add all kinds of slime accessories. To switch up the slime texture and show off some sparkle, add any color glitter you want. Otherwise, throw in slime charms, foam beads, fimos, or other slime add-ons. If you and your children want to concoct the most frightening, jiggly slime monster, strategically place a couple of googly eyes to bring it to life. Slime games fun area: Play Lu-lu's Slime Quest, Guess the Slime game and more oddly satisfying slime games. Here’s an easy UK slime recipe that takes just 2 minutes to make and is so much fun for sensory play and fine motor skills! Using easy to find ingredients that are safer than traditional alternatives, its perfect as a boredom buster for summer and for older kids to make independently.

As my daughter was playing with our slime, she started pulling out all kinds of things to use with it. I was amazed at her creativity and focus. Here are some hands-on ways to play with slime, inspired by my 4 year old. Fun area: Play Lu-lu's Slime Quest, guessing games, turn your photos into slime (greenscreen effect) & experience slime painting. Practice pre-writing lines and shapes– use the slime to create vertical and horizontal lines, circle shapes, cross shapes and more. All of these are needed for future handwriting skills.

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My daughter wanted to use glitter and butterfly confetti for her first attempt. We also made a pink slime with food coloring later on.