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Splat Lab: Baby Yoda Slime
Voices Advance LLC
About
Do you love Baby Yoda? Do you love slime? In this class you will channel the powers of Baby Yoda by making your own slime! We will show you step by step how to make slime. We will explain how slime works and share techniques for making the best slime. We will help kids to make their slime the right Baby Yoda color so you can feel his energy! We'll use The Force to channel the positive power within us to make our slime. Throughout the class we will talk about fun things from The show like, eating frogs and drinking tea. If this sounds fun, join our class. This is the way!
When to arrive:
1 minutes before
Additional details:
1) Elmers white or clear glue
2) Activator: Elmer's Magical Liquid Slime Activator Solution or Tide original laundry detergent or baking soda and contact lens solution
3) Green, yellow, and blue food coloring (possible substitutions: watercolors, paint or markers)
4) Small paper cups or bowl
5) Popsicle stick or something to mix
6) Optional: baby wipes, paper towels, container to hold your slime
2) Activator: Elmer's Magical Liquid Slime Activator Solution or Tide original laundry detergent or baking soda and contact lens solution
3) Green, yellow, and blue food coloring (possible substitutions: watercolors, paint or markers)
4) Small paper cups or bowl
5) Popsicle stick or something to mix
6) Optional: baby wipes, paper towels, container to hold your slime
Cancellation policy:
6 hours in advance
Caregiver required:
Yes
Upcoming Schedule for Splat Lab: Baby Yoda Slime
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Provider
(646)-343-9888
About
Anthropology Arts is an enrichment program, under the umbrella of Voices Advance LLC, that provides unique arts-based cultural studies classes to youth across New York City—and now they're online! Anthro classes use art-making and creativity to learn about culture. Each class features a mini-lesson, kid share out, and art-making activity. Our classes are playful and focus on creativity. Kids who may not necessarily be into art love Anthro because they enjoy the stories we bring alive and the focus on creating projects in whatever way is cool for them. Typical classes include things like making Chinese dragons, Egyptian Mummy cases, Learning about the real Moana, and making Aztec shields.
We also offer a suite of enrichment classes called Splat Lab! We are proud to bring the beloved After School Enrichment class Splat! Lab into your home for Splat Lab at home! We’ve modified our lessons to create engaging, fun, STEAM oriented play opportunities for our students using everyday household materials and requiring minimal adult involvement. We meet online and students will be led through a circuit of 3 activities by a seasoned Splat! Lab educator. That educator will communicate ahead of time precisely which household material you’ll need for the session and all classes end with an opportunity for students to show off their work to the group! Each class will feature a cool project such as making slime, unicorn poop, or marshmallow towers.
We also offer a suite of enrichment classes called Splat Lab! We are proud to bring the beloved After School Enrichment class Splat! Lab into your home for Splat Lab at home! We’ve modified our lessons to create engaging, fun, STEAM oriented play opportunities for our students using everyday household materials and requiring minimal adult involvement. We meet online and students will be led through a circuit of 3 activities by a seasoned Splat! Lab educator. That educator will communicate ahead of time precisely which household material you’ll need for the session and all classes end with an opportunity for students to show off their work to the group! Each class will feature a cool project such as making slime, unicorn poop, or marshmallow towers.
Editor’s Tip
Taylor Vecchio, executive director of Voices Advance, is a progressive educator who has worked in youth development for over 14 years. She holds a BA in Anthropology and an MA in Social Studies Education.
