Slime is like a gooey, squishy friend that you can play with and it changes shape when you touch it.
Slime feels soft and stretchy, kind of like what happens to playdough when you push it, but even more fun. Imagine if your favorite jelly had the power to move around on its own, just by you touching it. That’s slime!
How slime moves
When you press your hand into slime, it squishes out from under your fingers and flows like a slow river. This happens because slime is made of tiny parts that can slide past each other, kind of like how sand moves when you pour it from one container to another.
What slime is made of
Slime usually starts as a liquid, like water or juice, and then gets mixed with special ingredients that make it thick and stretchy. These ingredients are like invisible helpers that help the slime hold its shape, even though it can still move around!
Examples
- Slime is like the stuff you make when you mix glue and borax in school.
- You see a creature on the forest floor that oozes and moves like liquid.
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