My boys interests are intense and varied.
Snails, Star Wars, Ships, Snacks, Singing and the newest craze… Superheros.
This slime recipe had their eyes glowing with anticipation. And they didn’t have to wait long. It takes less than two minutes to whip up!
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Supplies for Superhero Slime:
Superhero Erasers 
Liquid Starch
Blue Glitter Glue
A Cup and a Spoon (or something to mix it with.)
Directions:
In a cup, pour roughly 3 tablespoons of liquid starch. Swish it around the sides of the glass to help prevent sticking. Next pour 2/3 of the glitter glue into the cup. Mix it well. Eventually, I find that I have to knead it with my hands to really get it the right consistency. I usually put a dab of starch on my hands before doing that as well.
Trouble shooting: If the slime is too sticky, add more starch. Too runny, add more glue. And be sure to knead it for a minute before deciding to add more of anything. The friction seems to bind the substances together.
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Once the slime is extra slimey, add the superhero erasers!
Encourage your kids to enjoy this sensory activity any way they choose. Stretch it, bunch it, pull it apart. It’s a wild tactile experience!
If you’re working on hand strengthening and fine motor skills, encourage your kids to puuulllll the erasers out of the slime one by one.
Into slime but not superheros? Try this taste safe slime recipe, or this pink polka dot slime!
Have you made slime before with your kids? Give this superhero slime recipe a try!!!
Julie is a frazzled mom of three tornadoes. As a dorky second-generation homeschooler, she writes about learning and play, natural living, special needs parenting and matters of the heart. She serves an astounding God that radically saved her.
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