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    Home » How to make Grinch Slime

    How to make Grinch Slime

    December 2, 2017 By Emma Vanstone 1 Comment

    Here at Science Sparks we’re big fans of all things Dr. Seuss and at this time of year The Grinch is one of our favourite books to read before bed as it has such a lovely heart warming message. Did you know it’s 60 years old this year?

    Maybe Christmas doesn’t come from a store. Maybe Christmas perhaps means a little bit more

    I’ve been trying to reduce the amount of things we buy this year and instead think of other people by doing small acts of kindness, we have a few ideas already and I can’t wait to see what else the children come up with.

    Harper Collins kindly sent us a copy of the Anniversary Edition of The Grinch  and challenged us to come up with a Grinch themed activity, so naturally we chose Grinch Slime!

    How to make Grinch Slime 

    We’ve got two types of slime to share today, one is stretchy and slimy and the other icky and gooey.

    Stretchy Slime

    We used this fab slime recipe from The Imagination Tree and added green food colouring and little Christmas hats to Grinch it up. Sydney was thrilled as she’s been begging me to make slime for months now.

    This recipe is amazing as it stretches and doesn’t stick to your hands.

    Grinch Slime - super easy Christmas themed slime recipe.

    Sydney’s first act of kindness was to package some up for her slime loving little friends at gym.

    stretchy green Grinch Slime

    Gooey Grinch Slime

    This slime is very different, it doesn’t stretch, but is lovely and gooey to feel and great for using as a sensory material with tweezers to pull little objects out of.

    Grinch Chia Seed Slime

    Materials for Gooey Grinch Slime

    Chia seeds

    Cornflour

    Green Food Colouring

    Water

    Instructions

    Pour a handful of chia seeds into a container, cover with water and leave for about an hour. You should find the mixture becomes thick and gloopy.

    Add a few tablespoons of cornflour and mix well until you get a thick mixture. Keeping adding the cornflour until you get a consistency you like.

    Add a couple of drops of green food colouring and mix again.

    Which slime do you like the best?

    More Grinch Science Experiments for Kids

    Grow a Grinch’s heart with Creative Family Fun.

    Make Grinch bath bombs with Left Brain Craft Brain.

    Another idea is to freeze green ice and time how long it takes to melt by sprinkling with salt or dropping warm and cold water over the top.

    For more Grinch themed fun check out the brilliant Grinchmas Hub over on the HarperCollins website.

    Grinch themed science experiments for kids. Make Grinch slime, Grinch bath bombs and more Grinch activities for kids #ChristmasScienceExperiments #TheGrinch #GrinchScience

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    Last Updated on November 8, 2020 by Emma Vanstone

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