If your kids are like mine – they absolutely love chocolate anything. I promise you, they are going to go wild for this chocolate slime recipe!
Chocolate Slime
The kids in my house go wild for chocolate. They love the sweets and how delicious it is! But who could blame them? There are some days that they are just begging me to cook up something with chocolate in them. (I had lots of happy faces when I made my chocolate banana pancakes!)
Now, you can imagine their excitement when I busted out some cocoa powder to start making some cool chocolate slime for them to engage in sensory play! They love slime recipes too, so it was the best of both worlds for their little minds!
HOW TO MAKE YOUR CHOCOLATE SLIME
Items needed:
- 2 packs hot cocoa
- 2 bottles clear elmers glue
- 3 glue bottles filled with liquid starch
Purex Sta-Flo Liquid Starch, 64 Ounce
Elmer’s School Glue, Clear, Washable, 5 OuncesGhirardelli Hot Cocoa, Premium Indulgence, 1.5-Ounce Envelopes, 15-Count
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Directions
Dump in all of your ingredients into a mixing bowl and mix everything together for roughly 15 minutes. Due to the chocolate, this recipe requires more liquid starch than others do. This slime recipe will be on the stickier side, but if you find it to be too sticky, you can add another teaspoon of liquid starch and mix, repeating that process until it easily slides of your hands. Now you can have fun and play in your sensory play slime!
This activity is great for sensory play and having some chocolate fun! You could even make a special event out of it and have some chocolate treats to go along with the slime activity. My kids have so much fun experimenting with the cool texture and I’m certain your kids will too! I know they will have so much fun playing and exploring in sensory play with this chocolate slime recipe!
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