Slime Lab Science Experiment | Scientific Method Experiment

This Ultimate Slime Lab has every thing you need for a fun slime filled dive into understanding scientific method, color mixing, experimentation, design, measurement and more! Kids will love this hands on science experiment perfect for kindergarten, first grade, and second grade student.

With the kid-friendly recipe printables, your students or child can experiment with 4 different types of slime, work through the scientific method to fill out an experiment report, design slime, compare slime, write about slime, and have a blast playing with different types slime!

By the end of this experiment, students will understand how slime is made and what ingredients cause changes to the look and feel of the different types of slime.

Here are some of the fun-filled science printables included with this ultimate slime lab:

•Teacher/Classroom Tips

•Slime Lab Journal Covers

•Slime Lab Recipe Book Covers

•Recipes & Kid Friendly Recipes/Directions

•Color Mixing - Color Combinations

•Scientific Method – Explanation and how it relates to slime

•Design Your Slime Activities- (differentiated options)

•Slime Lab Recording Pages- (differentiated options)

•The Science of Slime

•Slime Senses (differentiated options)

•Slime Alive – Draw and name slime

•Stretchy Slime Investigation

•Slime Comparison

•How to Make Slime Writing Pages (with and without visuals) – Varies for different types of slime

•Slime Stories Writing Pages (4 Options)

•More Slime Ideas!

Materials needed to make the 4 types of slime include: School glue (white and clear), food coloring, baking soda, saline solution (contact solution), water, shaving cream, and soft clay.

Please note: There is information for teachers in this resource to explain how you can make slime less sticky and easier to work with in the classroom.