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**Title:** Back to School with Slime Pranks and Creativity
**Summary:**
A group of students welcome their teacher, Miss Smith, back to school after summer vacation with a series of slime-themed pranks and creative projects. The antics include:
* Sneaking edible slime into class disguised as an apple
* Creating a giant slime inside a globe on the teacher's desk
* Making various types of slime (clear, glitter, shiny, colorful) for pranks and stress relief
* Incorporating slime into school supplies (e.g., a slime-filled marker for highlighting notes)
* Using slime as a creative medium for a 3D art project, which ultimately gets a tactile twist
**Tone:** Light-hearted, playful, and creative, showcasing the students' mischievous and artistic side.
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1. The text describes a series of slime-related pranks and crafts for a school setting.
2. A student hides edible slime inside an apple to prank their teacher.
3. To make edible slime, ingredients include sweet gelatin, starch, sugar, and edible beads.
4. The edible slime is melted in the microwave for half a minute.
5. The student uses a toothpick to attach the apple top after filling it with slime.
6. A "giant slime" is created using white glue, shaving foam, and a thickener like borax.
7. The giant slime is placed inside a Globe, with small animals and toys added for effect.
8. To make a clear slime (resembling a plastic jellyfish), ingredients include baking soda, lens solution, and white glue.
9. A slime ruler prank is set up by adding a clear slime to a ruler.
10. A "shiny slime" is created by adding glitter to slime glue, with borax solution used as a thickener.
11. The shiny slime is used to fill a round container, attached to a ring, and sealed with clear varnish.
12. A marker is modified to contain yellow slime, made with yellow acrylic paint, white glue, and liquid detergent.
13. Baking soda solution is used to reduce stickiness in slime.
14. A palette of slime "paints" is created by mixing different colored slimes.
15. The slime paints can be mixed to create new colors (e.g., yellow + pink = orange).
16. A unique brush is created by gluing fish to a broken brush and filling a straw with liquid slime.