My kids LOVE slime! They also love Christmas, but what kid doesn't - am I right?
Combine the two this holiday for ultimate slime fun!
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This holiday slime is easy to make, and it smells absolutely amazing! Kids will have a blast making this festive OozE ,and they will laugh uncontrollably when they discover that they can even make Santa slime farts! Are you ready to see how?
How to Make Holiday Slime for Kids
Recipe
- 2 cups of red glitter glue
- 1-2 cups of liquid starch
Method
- Begin by pouring 2 cups of red glitter glue into a large mixing bowl. We used this glue.
- Add extra glitter as well as a few drops of cinnamon extract if desired.
- Mix until combined.
- Then, slowly begin to add liquid starch and mix, slowly adding more starch and mixing until the desired consistency is reached.
- Once the slime begins to form remove it from the bowl and knead it with clean, dry hands.
- After a bit of mixing and kneading you will be left with super sparkly slime that smells just like Christmas!
Isn't it gorgeous?
This slime turned out so delightfully sparkly! Kids will love stretching and pulling the "Santa snot" to make it ooze! Add holiday cookie cutters and figurines to extend the fun.
Make Santa Slime Farts!
- Give kids a small jar or container.
- Then, have them squeeze the Santa slime down into the jar until they hear "the fart".
- My kids thought this was hilarious and wanted to make Santa farts again & again!
I am not sure why kids love farts so much, but Rosie and Jewel seriously had a blast with this!
Santa Slime Favors
Santa slime makes a great stocking stuffer or holiday party favor. All you need are empty jars like these and slime.
- Fill the containers with homemade holiday slime, and you are all set with a party favor to please!
Troubleshooting:
Tips & Storage:
- Store your slime in an air-tight container, and it can be used again and again!
- Liquid starch can be hard to find in stores. We buy ours in bulk on Amazon here.
- The containers that we used for our holiday favors can be found here.