I takes 2 minutes to whip together this fantastic dish soap slime recipe that feels great, smells amazing, and is loads of fun to play with! Plus this spider slime is so much fun to play with when you put creepy crawly spiders in the white webs the easy slime activities creates! This is loads of fun for toddler, preschool, pre k, kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd grade children.
Spider slime
If you are looking for a fun new slime recipe your kids are going to flip over, try this Halloween inspired Spider Slime Recipe that takes 2 minutes to make! This dish soap slime is no stick and just might be our new favorite slime recipe!
In a bowl mix 1/4 cup corn starch and 1/4 cup dish detergent.
Slime Spider
Now add in 4 oz bottle of white glue and 1/3 cup Sta-Flo (liquid starch) mix well and then knead together.
Dish soap slime
Now you are ready to play! The slime feels great and is so much fun to play with.
It flows beautifully off of your hands and then sits like silly putty on the surface it lands on.
Then just put it into a ball and dab the slime up and it easily picks right back up for more fun!
We loved seeing how it flowed back and forth in beautiful sheets. Just stunning!
You can always add more Sta-Flo if it is too sticky, but ours was perfect! This Easy Spider Slime Recipe had a beauiful flow, landed like silly putty, and easy to clean up.
We realized this slime looked just like cobwebs at times so we decided to make it a fun Halloween slime!
Halloween Slime Recipe
The kids had so much fun playing with the slime using these spiders.
HINT: Use the extra spiders for some fun, hand on learning activities from our Bug Unit.
Isn’t it cool how the spiders are climbing up the slime cobwebs!
This is such a fun way of making slime using a slime without borax recipe.
And, one of the things we love about this amazing dish soap slime recipe is that your hands smell great and are squeaky clean when you are done because of the dish soap in it!
Spider Activities for Kids
- Spider Counting Activities for Preschoolers
- Spider Shape Sorting Activity – help the spider trap the items in his web that are the same shape as his web
- S is for Spider Handprint art
- Spooky Spider Counting Game
- Spider Shapes Worksheets for Preschool
- Life Cycle of a Spider Worksheet
- Fun, hands on Spider for Kids unit
- Easy Spider Slime Slime
- Glow in the Dark Spider Web
- Animal classification worksheets
- Animal Classification Cootie Catchers
Favorite Kids Activities
Looking for more fun ideas for kids? You will love this outrageously fun activities for preschoolers and beyond:
- Ice Cream Edible Playdough Recipe
- 2 Ingredient WOW Slime for Kids
- Pasta Necklace Craft (with how to Dye Pasta)
- Easy and fun-to-make Microwave Puffy Paint
- I Spy Bottles (with how to dye rice)
- Ready to try another slime recipe? This easy slime recipe uses dish soap!
- Homemade Edible Sand – easy to make and fun to play with!
- Melted Pony Bead Craft
- 45 Puffy Paint Recipes and Project ideas for kids
- AMAZING Bubble Painting is process art project perfect for summer
- DIY Velcro Craft Sticks with Idea Book
- Edible Finger Paint for Kids
- 28 Name Activities for Kids
- Animal I Spy Printable is fun and a great way to work on visual discrimination
- Goldfish Counting Bowls – snack activity for kids
- Silly Grass Craft for Kids is sure to be a hilarious project for the whole family
Liquid dish soap or powdered?
liquid =)