This lemonade slime recipe is a bright, stretchy sensory activity that looks just like a cup of fresh lemonade. With its glossy texture, pop-in foam beads, and optional lemon scent, this slime is ...

If you are looking for a simple, two ingredient sensory activity, this yogurt slime recipe is as easy as it gets. It comes ...

This has been the year of the slime. And, now, Jell-O is taking slime to the next level by making it edible! Yep, that’s ooey, gooey, droppy, floppy, sticky, icky slime that you can actually eat. This ...

Slime has become a big trend among children. Stretchy, colorful and sticky -- sometimes it looks so good, kids try to eat it. Well, the kind you make with borax and glue is, of course, not at all safe ...

The colorful, edible and imaginative DIY slime experience is easy to make: simply add water to the pre-made mix to create slime that will drip, stretch, and conform to any shape families can imagine.

If you hadn’t noticed already, slime is everywhere. Well, everywhere on YouTube, at least, with thousands of videos teaching viewers how to make slime and thousands more with various slime challenges ...

Probably because I am not a 7-year-old, I did not initially understand the appeal of slime. The stuff is everywhere now, oozing out of all corners of the internet. I’m told by friends who have ...

Rosie makes slime to order — and so can your child! Experiment with color and get in the holiday mood with this ooey gooey sensory activity. Your family can make this peppermint-inspired slime in less ...