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Make your own Fake Snot!!

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Okay, so I have 2 boys and they love making weird and crazy things and they had a ball making and playing with this.
 

Fake Snot

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The mixture is a clear colour, but my boys decided they would like it to be green, so we added green food colouring to it. Hmmm, made for nice viewing!! 

You’ll need:
boiling water
glass (or clear cup)
gelatin
corn syrup (I used glucose syrup)
teaspoon
fork
**food colouring is optional

Fill half the cup with boiling water.
Add 3 tsp of gelatin and let it soften before stirring with a fork.
Add 1/4 cup of corn syrup.
Stir the mixture again with the fork and look at the long strands to gunk that have formed.
Add the food colouring if using.
As the mixture cools slowly add more water, small amounts at a time.

The boys loved lifting the fork out of the water and letting the gunk drip down back into the cup.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Make Your Own Fake Snot

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Ingredients
  

  • boiling water
  • glass or clear cup
  • gelatin
  • corn syrup I used glucose syrup
  • teaspoon
  • fork
  • **food colouring is optional

Instructions
 

  • Fill half the cup with boiling water.
  • Add 3 tsp of gelatin and let it soften before stirring with a fork.
  • Add 1/4 cup of corn syrup.
  • Stir the mixture again with the fork and look at the long strands to gunk that have formed.
  • Add the food colouring if using.
  • As the mixture cools slowly add more water, small amounts at a time.

Notes

Adapted from Science Kids
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Category: Homeschooling, Kids ActivitiesTag: Activities, Experiments, Grade 1, Grade 2, Grade 3, Kindergarten, PreK, Preschool, Science

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