5.0Overview
- Slime Making and Plaster Painting
Creating stretchy and puffy slime followed by painting plaster figurines sounds like a fun and dynamic activity for kids! Here’s a step-by-step guide for the entire process:
Step-by-Step Guide:
1. Plaster Painting:
Introduction:
Introduce plaster figurines as the next creative project.
Figurine Selection:
Each child chooses a plaster figurine to paint.
Painting:
Provide acrylic paints, brushes, and water cups.
Encourage the kids to paint their chosen figurines with vibrant colors and creative designs.
Drying Break:
Allow time for the painted figurines to dry.
Display and Take-Home:
Once the figurines are fully dry, display them for everyone to see.
Inform the kids that they can take their painted plaster figurines home after the activity.
2. Break Time:
Provide a break for the kids to enjoy their slime, perhaps with a snack or refreshments.
3. Slime Making:
Introduction:
Start with a brief introduction to the chemistry behind slime and its fun properties.
Basic Slime:
In a bowl, mix white school glue with a small amount of contact lens solution until the slime forms.
Add baking soda to enhance stretchiness.
Optional: Add food coloring for extra fun.
Puffy Slime:
In a separate bowl, mix white school glue with a small amount of contact lens solution until the slime forms.
Add baking soda to enhance stretchiness and combining shaving foam
Mix until the slime becomes fluffy.
Playtime:
Allow the kids to play with and explore the textures of both stretchy and puffy slime.
333 Old South Head Rd, North Bondi NSW 2026, Australia
5 - 12 years old
3 hours
Additional
Accepts the NSW active and creative kids voucher
