Creating Slime For a Halloween Party
We have had a lot of enjoyable at Halloween. We have no kids of our personal, but adore to have other people more than. One year we did a Halloween party and began a new tradition.
When Worry Factor was on we made a game of it. One of the issues we did was put some fake hands, spiders, bugs, eyeballs, etc. into a slime and the children loved it.
Here is how we made the slime. Mix 1 16 oz. box of corn starch with 2 gallon of waters. Bring it to a boil and decrease the heat let thicken some, remove from heat, cool. If you want green slime add green food coloring. If you want deep colors use the cake decorators color pastes. We do not recommend red as it will be as well a lot like blood and not a great concept. You will want to place your stuff in when it is almost cool but nonetheless not real settled. You don't want it too thick so if this is real thick mix it with a wooden spoon so that it won't come all out at once.
The object is to get an item but as little slime as feasible. Make this more than night as it will take a while to cool. We let cool some and then poured it into a 5 gallon bucket. If you have one of these plastic witches pots these would be cool too.
Here is an additional great concept for younger children. We did a large party that we utilized spaghetti for slime but that gets fairly gross. You should cook your spaghetti and add oil to make it so it doesn't stick. Your products will be messy too. You want to chill it more than evening and maintain it cold for a hard to place in your hand encounter.
Either way you have a neat concept that children love. If you have a lot of children, you can use those spider rings, and issues of that nature. You may want to hide an item that if they get it, they will get a special prize.
