Mix Elmer's white school glue with baking soda in a bowl, then gradually add saline solution until the mixture reaches your desired consistency
Dissolve borax in hot water, mix with glue and water in a separate bowl, and add the borax solution gradually until the slime forms
Combine school glue, water, and food coloring; knead with Model Magic after adding a borax or liquid starch solution for a non-sticky, stretchy texture
Mix water and glue, add food coloring if desired, and then stir in liquid laundry detergent until you achieve a gooey slime consistency
Start with glitter glue, add baking soda, and then incorporate contact solution, kneading until it's not sticky
Once you've made basic slime, get creative by adding items like glitter, confetti, foam beads, or air-dry clay for different textures and appearances
Store slime in an airtight plastic bag or container to keep it fresh and prevent drying out
If the slime starts to feel sticky while playing, add a bit more of the activator (saline solution or borax mixture)
Add food coloring to the glue before mixing in other ingredients for a colored slime, adjusting the amount for desired shade
Use plastic bowls and spoons for mixing to simplify cleanup, and play with slime on a placemat to avoid messes