Activity Idea
Super Squidgy Slime
Who doesn’t love slime? This stretchy and squidgy slime only uses three main ingredients and can be easily adapted to fit a particular topic or interest. Try adding gold glitter to create pirate treasure, shiny stars to create space slime or food colouring and glitter to create a magical rainbow effect.
You will need: • 150ml PVA glue
• 2-4 tsp of contact lens solution • 1 tbsp bicarbonate of soda
Method: 1. Pour the glue into a bowl, add the baking soda and mix well
2. If using, add the colouring, glitter or sequins and stir
3. Now add the contact lens solution and mix until it becomes stiff and harder to stir
4. Take the slime out and knead until the desired consistency is achieved. If needed add more contact lens solution a few drops at a time to make the slime less sticky
Super-Dooper Bubble Kit
The super-dooper bubble kit is perfect for outdoor messy play fun. Includes: Dr Zigs Bubble Mix (makes 25 litres), wands, a moat and hoop to put children inside the bubbles, hand bubbling kit and toys, bubble foamer, instructions for how to make them with the class, lesson plans for key topics, as well as ideas for activities and games. Suitable for age 3 years+
D42951 Each £249.95
Mud Pie Kitchen Utensils
This set of high quality kitchen utensils will keep children busy whisking, mixing and making mud pies for hours. Comprising 8” and 12” wooden spoon, 1 litre mixing bowl, cake tins, muffin tray, measuring spoons, serving spoons, ladle and whisk. For use under adult supervision.
D44899 Set £24.95 Magical Mixtures Kit
This exciting messy play kit contains everything you need to get children involved in creating their own magical mixtures and secret recipes. Kit includes: custard powder, instant snow, crazy soap, bags of cellulose paste, bottles of food colouring, tub of sequin shapes, tubes of glitter, and tub of small coloured beads. For use under adult supervision.
876067 Pack £41.95
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