Wow kids of all ages and make Halloween slime that glows-in-the-dark! Rosie and Jewel loved this glowing slime, and the oozing jack-o-lanterns made them giggle hysterically as they played. Read on to see how you can make your own pumpkin slime at home.
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HOW TO MAKE GLOWING JACK-O-LANTERN SLIME FOR KIDS
Materials
- 1 cup of white school glue
- 4-8 oz of liquid starch
- 1 tsp of orange neon paint
You will also need:
- A bowl for mixing
- Craft foam
- A blacklight (optional)
Method
- Begin by mixing 1 cup of school glue with 1 teaspoon of orange paint in a large bowl. Stir until combined.
- Slowly begin to add liquid starch and mix, slowly adding more starch and mixing until the desired consistency is reached.
- Once the slime is formed remove it from the bowl and knead it with clean, dry hands.
- After a bit of mixing and kneading you will be left with vibrantly glowing jack-o-lantern slime!
Add play tools and craft foam, and the fun began!
Rosie and Jewel had a blast making oozing jack-o-lanterns and giggled uncontrollably as they played.
HALLOWEEN PARTY FAVORS
Pumpkin slime also makes a great Halloween party favor!We used plastic eggs and a sharpie to make our favors. You can use other containers as well.
Extend the Fun
- Make play dough using real pumpkin.
- Make pumpkin paint.
- Make unicorn pumpkins.
- Use pumpkin seeds to make art.
- Make pumpkin lanterns.
- Decorate crayon pumpkins that glow-in-the-dark.
- Experiment with erupting pumpkins.
- Keep carved pumpkins from rotting with these helpful tips.
- Surprise the kids with a pumpkin clementine in their lunch.
- Use science to "magically" form a jack-o-lantern.
- Make pumpkin moon sand.
- Craft using neon pumpkin seeds.
- Play with pumpkin cloud dough.
- Give these genius pumpkin hacks a try!
MORE SLIME RECIPES FOR KIDS
- Snowman Slime
- Rainbow Slime
- Santa Slime
- Magnetic Slime
- Slime Bubbles
- Edible Slime
- Gingerbread Slime
- Borax Free Slime
- Frozen Slime
- No Glue Slime
- Glowing Grinch Slime
- Christmas Slime Recipes
- Metallic Slime
- FLOAM Slime
- Grinch Slime
- Sand Slime
- Glow Slime
- Heart Slime
- Baking Soda Slime
- Alphabet Slime
- GOOP Slime
- Treasure Slime
- Glow FLOAM
- Snow Slime
- Store your slime in an airtight container between play, and it can be used again and again!
- Liquid starch can be hard to find in stores. We get ours online here.
- The neon paint that we use in our activities can be found online here.
- For the best effect I recommend using a blacklight for this activity. You can use these flashlights or a blacklight fixture. My kids love using the flashlights!