Smelly Slime, Smelly Slime! Amber Nicole loves making plastic colored slime smell like delicious treats or out of this world weird things. Follow along with this slime presentation and see what it it is all about!

Students should only begin watching this video after they have their supplies in hand and checked off on the list sent to them.

Tables where students are working should be covered carefully and students themselves should have art or messy clothes on as this lesson involves paint.

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Chadwick loves juxtapositions and the way smell works. He explains why it is we smell things and how funny it is to combine a smell with the artificial color of slime in a Non-Newtonian fluid.

Students should only begin watching this video after they have their supplies in hand and checked off on the list sent to them.

Tables where students are working should be covered carefully and students themselves should have art or messy clothes on as this lesson involves paint.

Stop, rewind, slow down the video as you need!

Elise loves the science behind how we smell. She teaches a classroom of students from a projected video about volatile compounds and how our noses work while guiding the class in making a Non-Newtonian fluid.

Students should only begin watching this video after they have their supplies in hand and checked off on the list sent to them.

Tables where students are working should be covered carefully and students themselves should have art or messy clothes on as this lesson involves paint.

Stop, rewind, slow down the video as you need!