Project overview
Do you love slime? Are your curious about the science of gross and gooey things? In this camp, we will explore the science of slime by learning about polymers, slime activators, and Non-Newtonian fluid.
This lesson is taught by Leah Lavrinc, Camp Coordinator + Teacher with Assemble. Leah is a teaching artist with an appreciation for community based learning. Her passion for teaching and learning derives from her love for experimenting with art supply. She has her degree in Art Education from Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a minor in studio arts focusing her coursework on sculpture and painting. As an artist Leah likes to find ways to repurpose recycled materials by promoting the idea that found objects can be used again. Her dream is to provide a fun, safe learning environment where all ages can create freely. When she isn’t teaching you can find her watching movies, playing with her cat Moxxie, or exploring the beautiful city of Pittsburgh.
Materials Needed
Glue
Contact or saline solution
Baking Soda
Water
Measuring cups
Mixing bowl
Spoon
About the organization
Assemble
Assemble is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to fostering learning and creativity. Assemble envisions diverse neighborhoods of empowered people who create, connect, learn, and transform together. We build confidence through making by uniting communities of artists, technologists, makers, and learners both in our space at 4824 Penn Ave and beyond.
