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The Master of Slime

Sydney & Surrounds

The Ultimate Slime Workshop!

Let the Master of Slime guide you through the slime making process to create the perfect slime.

All the tools and ingredients necessary are provided including colour and even sparkles to create the quintessential brew.

This interactive and hands on workshop is super fun-filled where kids will experiment, mix and create their very own special blend of slime.

AND the best part – kids will be able to take home their goop masterpiece!

Highlights

  • Experiment, mix and create your own slime
  • Interactive, Educational and Fun

What's Included?

Facilitator Profile

Allan is a very engaging presenter, and the children (and adults) in attendance are had a lot of fun making slime.
Vivian
Inner West Library

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