Help kids create their own long-lasting toy with this easy-to-make "slime" -- it pulls apart, stretches, and even bounces. To make a fluorescent variation, replace the water being used to make your two solutions (one with the glue and one with the Borax) with Glow Water.
Tools and Materials
2 mixing bowls
Warm water
Elmer's glue
1/4 teaspoon unsweetened Kool-Aid or 4 to 8 drops liquid food coloring
Craft stick
Borax
Slime How-To
1. Mix together 1/3 cup warm water, 1/2 cup Elmer's glue, and Kool-Aid or food coloring. Stir thoroughly with craft stick; set aside.
2. Mix together 3/4 cup warm water and 2 teaspoons Borax. Stir thoroughly with craft stick; pour into mixture one, stirring continuously.
3. Remove glob from bowl and work in your hands for 2 to 3 minutes. Store in resealable plastic bag or air-tight container. (Tip: If mixture starts to dry out, pour a small amount of water over it and knead for 2 to 3 minutes before returning to a tightly sealed container.)
Resources
Tools and materials are available at grocery and crafts stores. Slime Kits available at professorfiggy.com.

Just made this yesterday and my son LOVED it!!! Great craft for kids. :)
Just did this fun activity with my girls. They love it.
They used liquid drops on the show.
They used liquid drops on the show.
You have liquid food coloring in one part f your instruction and powdered in the other. Which is the right ingredient?
I am a Preschool Teacher, and we often make slime as well. At school we use equal parts of Elmers glue and liquid starch with added food coloring. Same result!