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Try This at Home: How to Make Slime

By Jaclyn Borowski — July 17, 2020 5:58
Education Week
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In the second of three STEM experiments, Coolidge High School science teacher Jonte Lee teaches students how to make slime using ingredients that can be found around the home. Check out our downloadable guide with follow-up questions once you’ve completed the experiment.

Jaclyn Borowski
Visuals Editor,  Education Week
Jaclyn Borowski is the visuals editor for Education Week leading video and photo initiatives.
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