Corn starch and water experiment

Pictured instructions and a video showing how to make and play with oobleck, a non-Newtonian fluid that flows like a liquid when moved slowly, but feels like a solid when you quickly push it.

Got cornstarch? Got water? Then you’ve got Oobleck! Learn how to make this 2-ingredient slime recipe that your kids will love!

If your kids like to make slime, they will enjoy learning how to make oobleck. You only need 2 ingredients for this fun science experiment.

How to Make Oobleck

This stuff is know as “oobleck,” named after a sticky green goo in Dr. Seuss’ Bartholomew and the Oobleck. Scientists, on the other hand, refer to cornstarch and water as a “non-Newtonian fluid” — a material that appears thicker or thinner depending on how it is physically manipulated.

Looking for a fun activity to do with the kids? Make this 2 ingredient clime recipe using cornstarch and water! It's fun, it's messy, and it's a fun science experiment too!

How To Make Oobleck -- if you've ever wanted to learn how to make oobleck at home, à la Bartholomew and the Oobleck by Dr. Seuss, this oobleck recipe tutorial is for you... Super inexpensive and a fun kitchen science experiment! | oobleck recipe | oobleck experiment | diy oobleck | oobleck craft | oobleck slime | what is oobleck | find the tutorial on unsophisticook.com #oobleck #drseuss #slime #kidsactivities

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How to make Oobleck Dance ~ Sound Science Experiments for Kids.

Oobleck (sometimes spelled oblec, ooblec, or ooblek) is a non-Newtonian fluid that has some amazing properties. It is a must-do science experiment for kids!