What do kids love? Getting messy and sticky. What does slime do? You guessed it. And considering the hours we spent playing with silly putty and watching teenagers get slimed on Nickelodeon, guess the ...

The slime craze has truly taken over, but some parents are concerned about their children working with Borax and large quantities of glue. To make slime time less of a worry for parents and more fun ...

Do you know that Bubbling slime recipe and slime activities have become one of the most requested crafts in homes and classrooms, and it’s not hard to see why? Imagine the look on your toddler’s face ...

Slime is a great educational activity for kids, and it's easy to make at home. Slime acts as both a liquid and a solid and can be customized in a variety of ways. To make slime, combine glue, baking ...

The do-it-yourself trend has surged in popularity. Get a borax-free recipe. — -- Homemade slime is one of spring's hottest crafting projects. The do-it-yourself trend has surged in popularity ...

Picture this: it’s a rainy day and your family is cooped up inside. You’ve had your screen time and now you want to do something entertaining and kid-friendly, but you don’t want a massive clean-up ...

This article may contain affiliate links that Yahoo and/or the publisher may receive a commission from if you buy a product or service through those links. The first time I tried to make slime ...

The Clay Center is back open after the holiday and they're hitting the ground running with some winter fun for the kids.

Slime is all the rage. Green slime, sparkly slime, fluffy slime, edible slime. Kids are over-the moon for its ooey-gooey goodness. This easy-to-make craft became the hot, new fad in recent months. It ...

Editor’s note: The following article is an op-ed, and the views expressed are the author’s own. Read more opinions on theGrio. As to not bury the lede, let me start off by saying that I hate slime. I ...

"There's nothing better than thinking about ways to deliver slime, surprising celebrities and wowing the crowd," EP Jay Schmalholz tells THR. "We work all year-round to develop new sliming techniques.