Physical Science Projects (#14)

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Glitter Slime
(By Shayna Frost)
Materials:
  • Elmer’s glue
  • Baking soda
  • Contact lens solution (slime activator)
  • Glitter
  • Small bowl

Instructions:
  1. Add entire bottle of Elmer’s glue to a blow.
  2. Add 1 TBS of baking soda to glue and mix.
  3. Add in as much glitter as you want.
  4. Add contact solution in small amounts at a time until slime starts to form together and is consistency of your liking.


Clean Mud
(By Nicki Scott)
Materials:
  • One roll of toilet paper
  • One bar of ivory soap
  • 1/2 cup of warm water
  • Food coloring
  • Glitter
  • Shallow container
  • Cheese grater or butter knife
Instructions:
  1. Rip up toilet paper into small pieces and shred the bar of soap.
  2. Combine all ingredients into the container and begin mushing around the material.
Cloud Dough
(By Cailin O'Malley)
Materials:
  • 8 cups of flour
  • 1 cup of baby oil
  • Oil based food coloring
  • Measuring cups
  • Mixing spoon
  • Large bowl
Instructions:
  1. Measure flour into large bowl.
  2. Add baby oil and a few drops of food coloring. 
  3. Then mix ingredients together using a spoon or hands.
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