Slime is soft, squishy and super fun to play with. Sometimes it behaves like a liquid, but other times it?s more like a solid. It gets its unique properties from the long chains of molecules that make it up. Learn how to make slime by using materials such as glue, borax, and water. Let your slime ooze, stretch, and bounce!

THE CRAZIEST AND BIGGEST BOOK OF DIY SLIME RECIPES EVER With over 100 creative, borax-free slime recipes, Slime Sorcery is packed with color photos and step-by-step instructions for making slime out of anything and everything. Will it slime? Find out by create every type of slime imaginable, including: • Fun Glow-in-the Dark • Fluffy Jiggly • Out-of-This-World Galaxy • Awesome Avalanche • Colorful Rainbow • Crunchy Coal Miner

When Nadia and Nadir have nothing to do one summer afternoon, they decide to follow a video tutorial to make their own slime. They learn to follow rules for safe play and try to convince their parents to allow them to sell home-made slime to save up for supplies. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards. Calico Kid is an imprint of Magic Wagon, a division of ABDO.

Francette and Gabriel’s marriage is still a ways off, but their engagement has been going well. One day, the siren duke, Magritte—one of Gabriel’s fellow monster dukes—suddenly pays a visit to Triste. This gorgeous lady seems to be quite close with Gabriel, and the way they talk to each other has Francette feeling anxious! What is the true nature of Magritte and Gabriel’s relationship? After that, busy times abound as Francette must prepare for the annual monster duke meeting and develop new products for the Lakeside Duck Bakery to sell. She and Gabriel will revitalize this slime-filled territory—with love!

Rimuru bids the children of the Kingdom of Ingrassia farewell. Meanwhile, the people of Tempest await his return with bated breath. But then, Rimuru comes face to face with Hinata Sakaguchi...! The moment of truth, when each separate thread of fate will finally tie together, grows nearer by the second!!

Quinny and Hopper are unstoppable. Together, they tamed a killer chicken, broke the Third Grade Rules, and proved to everyone that they could be best friends. But Hopper has doubts that anyone--even Quinny--can save him from his impending doom: a surgery removing tonsils he is really, really not ready to part ways with. To help Hopper overcome his tonsillectomy fears, Quinny decides to reveals his birthday surprise early: a trip to a museum where they'll get to see a real brain up close and personal. Hopper needs something to live for. But Quinny is torn when her sometimes-friend, sometimes-enemy, Victoria Porridge, invites her to the most amazing party ever on the exact same day. Quinny and Hopper are back in this hilarious and heartfelt sequel about friendship, changes, and staying true to yourself.

A meeting of demonic minds! Newly minted demon lord Rimuru has received word of a special assembly of all ten demon lords known as the Walpurgis Council. It just so happens that the topic of this particular meeting is how to best punish Rimuru for assuming his new title without their permission. Fortunately, he’s got friends in high places who are willing to vouch for his authenticity, and this council could be the perfect opportunity to get revenge on the demon lord Clayman for the violence he brought to Tempest. Is this blobby big shot cunning enough to kill two birds with one stone?

In the Shadow of the Wolf Except for three stories, Redcoat, Flight, and A Soldiers Story, the remaining accounts explore adventures occurring during the nineteenth century, mainly the settling of the western frontier and the turbulence of the Civil War. As in the previous two volumes, Life at Stake and Ryley and Other Stories of Adventure, each story portrays how individuals confront and cope with extreme physical and emotional challenges during life-deciding moments. Any protagonist, whether in a movie, novel, short story, or TV episode, invites the viewer or reader to vicariously place himself or herself in that same situation, wondering what decision or action he or she might have taken under similar circumstances. On this premise, we, as readers and viewers, commonly develop an estimation of our own strength, will, courage, worth, and ability to survive. It is to be hoped that the characters in these stories will stimulate such interest and thought. But, primarily, it must be remembered that fiction is to be enjoyed. As a writer, it is my sincere hope that I have achieved this to some degree of satisfaction.

Harry leads a mission to place cobwebs all over school, shows the class how to make green slime, and stages a "deadly skit" that has everyone on the edge of their seats.

Professors and students alike are taking interest in Girls' Studies--the socialization of girls versus boys--and beginning to analyze the impact of media, pop culture, messaging, and more on America's girls. Girls' Studiestackles socialization and gender expectations, body image, and media impact, and gives insight into girl empowerment and how to equip our girls for a brighter future. Elline Lipkin, a research scholar with the Center for the Study of Women at UCLA, addresses girlhood in the U.S. from various issues-based perspectives, including Body Image, Health, and Sexuality; Socialization and Gender Expectations; and Girls and Media. This text includes a forward-looking chapter, encouraging readers to consider all the ways--education, mentorship, activism--they might take real steps to promote empowering our girls as we look to the future.