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Recipe for How to Make Confetti Slime with Clear Glue!

If you can’t tell already, we’re HUGE slime lovers here. We’ve tried over 100 slime recipes. Today, I’m bringing you my favorite easy Valentine’s Day slime recipe! Here you can learn how to make confetti slime. This recipe is so simple, kids will love making it over and over again.

And the best part of this slime recipe is that it is less sticky than many slime recipes, making clean up a breeze! This activity makes a fun Valentine’s Day STEM activity as well!

We’ve made a lot of fun Valentine slime recipes, including conversation heart oobleck, easy Valentines glitter slime, or fluffy pink slime! 

How to Make Confetti Slime

This Valentine's Day slime recipe is perfect for kids of all ages! Make this Valentine confetti slime as a non-candy valentine for your kid's class or make it in school as a Valentine STEM activity! #valentinesday #kidsactivities #slime #slimerecipes

Aside from our own slime recipes for Valentine’s Day, you’ll also want to check out this list of the ultimate Valentine’s Day slime recipes from my favorite blogging buddies.

What are the Benefits of Slime?

This Valentine's Day slime recipe is perfect for kids of all ages! Make this Valentine confetti slime as a non-candy valentine for your kid's class or make it in school as a Valentine STEM activity! #valentinesday #kidsactivities #slime #slimerecipes

Valentine slime recipes are about more than just having fun with stretchy, slimy slime.  Slime is a wonderful way to help children foster a love of science and chemistry.

Slime is formed when a chemical reaction between materials in the glue and the boron in the laundry starch or borax. This reaction alters the chemical bond of the materials, combining them into long polymer chains. This process is similar to how most flexible plastics are made today.

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We make a Valentine’s Day version of slime because it’s a fun way to combine science and sensory experiences with Valentine’s Day!

Slime is also wonderful for kiddos who are sensory seeking, particularly for kids with SPD, autism, and ADHD.

Slime-Making Tips

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If you’re new to slime, definitely read our tips on how to make the perfect slime recipe every time. And if you need more help, check out these slime troubleshooting tips. 

If you’re in a bit of a rush though, just remember that brands matter when making slime. We will not make slime unless we have Elmer’s glue on hand, Good food coloring (that’s a brand we love), and Sta-flo laundry starch (unless we’re making an unusual slime recipe, like taffy slime).

While there are other ways to make slime, like with Borax powder  and baking soda (we’ve never gotten contact lens slime to work), laundry starch slime is by far our favorite, and we will always recommend using it above any other recipe.

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If you can’t get enough of this Valentine’s Day slime, try our other favorite slime recipes: classic borax slime, baking soda slime, and rainbow slime!

MAKE SURE TO CHECK OUT: THE COMPLETE LIST OF VALENTINE’S DAY STEM ACTIVITIES!

Ingredients for Confetti Slime

Read on to learn how to make your very own Valentine confetti slime!

Most glue recipes (but not all, so make sure to check each recipe carefully!) use:

  • Elmer’s glue (white or clear)
  • Sta-flo laundry starch
  • Good brand food coloring
  • Glitter
  • Heart confetti
  • Plastic heart (optional)

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Confetti Slime with Clear Glue Directions

Follow these steps to make your own Valentine confetti slime.

Mix 1 part glue with 1 part water.

Add glitter and heart confetti. The more confetti and glitter you add, the darker the slime will turn out. You can also add food coloring at this point, but we chose to keep the slime clear for our version.

Mix well.

This Valentine's Day slime recipe is perfect for kids of all ages! Make this Valentine confetti slime as a non-candy valentine for your kid's class or make it in school as a Valentine STEM activity!

Add one part sta-flo to the mixture and stir. Keep stirring until the slime pulls away from the edge of the container.

Remove the slime from the container and stretch it and pull it until it is no longer sticky.

Let the kids stretch and play with the slime, using their heart container or hands.

This Valentine's Day slime recipe is perfect for kids of all ages! Make this Valentine confetti slime as a non-candy valentine for your kid's class or make it in school as a Valentine STEM activity!
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