Happy Tuesday Serenity You readers it's Kimberly from My Pinterest Reality.
I feel likes it's been forever since I've stopped by on Natasha's blog. With the winter {almost} behind us, I started looking at all the 'pins' I wanted to do with my girls before they were outside running around.
A pretty popular 'pin' on Pinterest is making GAK for kids. I always thought it would be fun but was nervous because all the recipes included Borax. I'm not sure how dangerous Borax can actually be to them but I just held off. That was until I found a 'pin' for Borax Free GAK.
I will let you know my girls and I had a blast playing with it but it is messy. If you're okay cleaning gloopy glop from their fingers, I'd say go for this fun sensory activity that costs under $5.00.
Linking to some of these great parties
I feel likes it's been forever since I've stopped by on Natasha's blog. With the winter {almost} behind us, I started looking at all the 'pins' I wanted to do with my girls before they were outside running around.
A pretty popular 'pin' on Pinterest is making GAK for kids. I always thought it would be fun but was nervous because all the recipes included Borax. I'm not sure how dangerous Borax can actually be to them but I just held off. That was until I found a 'pin' for Borax Free GAK.
I will let you know my girls and I had a blast playing with it but it is messy. If you're okay cleaning gloopy glop from their fingers, I'd say go for this fun sensory activity that costs under $5.00.
2 (4 oz.) bottles of Elmer’s Glue
1/2 to 3/4 cup liquid starch
Food Coloring
1/2 to 3/4 cup liquid starch
Food Coloring
Plastic Bowl
Spoon
Measuring Cup
Old Tablecloth
Smock for the kids
4. Keep stirring until mixture holds together like putty.
5. Test with your fingers: if too sticky, add more starch in
small amounts until mass is smooth and rubbery.
6. Let the kids go to down (at the table)!!
After your kids are done playing with the GAK you can store it in an air tight container or Ziploc bag.
Linking to some of these great parties






TTCkit



Oh my goodness that looks so messy! but fun haha
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ReplyDeleteLeuk/ cool!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea! Love this!!
ReplyDeletexo TJ
Looks like a lot of fun :-) Thank you for sharing this at the ALL MY BLOGGY FRIENDS party !
ReplyDeleteAhhh Cool!!!! I loved Gak growing up. Minus the smell it made after awhile... :P How fun!!!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it a kid rule...it has to be messy to be fun? I had never heard of GAK but I can see why kids would love it! Thanks for sharing at the Rock N Share.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the alternative recipe, I found you at Love Bakes Good Cakes! Pinning.
ReplyDeleteBeth @ The First Year Blog
Love this! found you through the hearts for home link up. I would love you to link this up at our tender moments with toddlers and preschoolers link up also (it will be shared across 4 blogs if you do!)Katie from brighton park blog!
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