Have you seen our new product, Super Slime?

Charlie, has been seeing Slime on TV and also when he is online and has asked if we can make Slime. Although I am not to crafty so this morning when I received a email that talked about Super Slime and shows us how it is made. I knew this would allow me to help Charlie make some Slime. With it being back to school time I thought you might want to check out Steve’s NEW Super Slime! as you can use it in your classroom as this might be what I do.

Have you seen our new product, Super Slime? Go beyond glue slime and make the world’s best slime using Steve’s NEW Super Slime! Making slime is a great STEM Activity — a way to introduce the concepts of changes in states of matter (from a liquid to a solid), demonstrate the process of cross-linking long chains of molecules, and to explore the science of polymers. But now it’s also a great STEAM Activity because when you’re done with the Super Slime you can create amazing Works of *Slime* Art!

Slime Art Information
When you’re done playing (oops… experimenting) with your slime, combine all of your slime into one giant pile. Find a safe surface (counter top, glass table) where the slime can spread out and dry for 5-7 days. The trick is not to touch the slime while it’s drying. Use a fan to speed up the process. When the water evaporates, your gooey, gooey slime will turn into an amazing piece of science art.

Super Slime Product Details:
Make professional grade slime with our new “no-glue” formula
Available in 6 vibrant colors that won’t stain your hands!
UV reactive formula glows under blacklight
Makes 32 individual batches of slime
Recommended for ages 6 and up
Slime instruction guide guaranteed to help you mix up a perfect batch of slime every time!
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