Spring Glitter Slime Recipe for Kids

Full disclosure, I'm writing this with glitter stuck to my elbow and slime in my hair, because I just finished making this pastel masterpiece of a slime with my son who is now barefoot, shirtless, and covered in spring slime. And it's totally fine.
I don't know what spring looks like to you and your family, but in the Averill household, it means sunshine, open windows, and kids who somehow, hilariously, always tend to be sticky before we even open the glue. So what's a little more? This recipe is sparkly, stretchy, and I'd say over the top . . . but in the best way. It's one of those glitter filled magical afternoon type recipes for us, and we love it.
It's an impressively basic recipe, like, five minutes and your done, basic. You're going to love it. Let's do it. Searching for more spring activities? Check out all these spring themed activities for kids. If you wanted a dough instead of slime, I have an amazing rose petal play dough that is perfect for spring.
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How to Make Spring Glitter Slime

Step 1: Gather your supplies
Gather all the supplies needed.

Step 2: Add warm water
Pour warm water into the bowl

Step 3: Add baking soda and glue
Add baking soda and stir until mixed. Add the clear glue to the baking soda mixture and stir.

Step 4: Add the glitter
Add in glitter and stir to incorporate fully.

Step 5: Add the contact solution
Knead contact solution into the slime until it’s no longer sticky and pulls away from the sides of the bowl.

Step 6: Knead it together
You may need to knead to incorporate all the ingredients well.
All done!
Enjoy

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