Use Insta Snow fake snow to decorate a tree, your miniature villages, or any area that could use a "light dusting" of snow. An example of this would be if it was very cold at the ground level, but you had relatively warmer air that is still below freezing aloft. This warmer air above the ground would have enough moisture to create snow that could fall into the very cold and dry air below.

There are many science experiments that create instant snow from the comfort of your own home, but this one is the easiest and feels the most realistic because it is actually cold! Let’s learn How to Make Instant Snow. Please supervise your kids and take precautions when making slime and have them wash hands when they are done playing. Slime is NOT edible. What is the secret to making this Cloud Slime RecipeThe Insta Snow also includes an activity guide that explains the science behind the fake snow. And it’s easy to turn into snow – just add water and watch it erupt in seconds. Kids are always amazed at this! Cold Test: Since you should not freeze or chill shaving cream, this method will not get as cold to the touch as the baking soda and water method. You can still freeze the baking soda though to still give the snow a chilly feel. Keep stirring with a fork to fluff up your salty snow mixture. When it gets to a fluffy texture then you are ready to enjoy your snow!

Have your kids been begging you to make cloud slime? Have you been wondering what makes it different than ordinary slime? Well, the secret is snow, but not the kind that falls from the sky. This Easy Cloud Slime Recipe is the best fluffy slime recipe I have tried. It is stretchy, soft, and textured all at the same time. Find out how to make it and why snow makes all the difference! Pour 2 2⁄ 3 cups (630 mL) of school glue into a bowl. If you can, use white school glue, as it will look more cloud-like. [8] X Research source Clear school glue is a good alternative; the addition of the shaving cream will help make the slime opaque. [9] X Research source Cold Test: The baking soda and conditioner method feels pretty cold if you put the baking soda in the freezer first. I do not recommend freezing the conditioner though. With the conditioner being room temperature, the snow mixture is not quite as cold as the 1st method.Depending on the type of conditioner you choose to use, it also makes your snow smell really really good (mine smelt like coconut)! Just make sure to use a white conditioner unless you want your snow to be a different color!

Now it’s time to make the magic happen and slowly mix very cold water into the baking soda. Again, the colder your water is, the more realistic your “snow” will feel, but you can make the snow as warm as you want it and it will still be a good consistency for that perfect snowman or snowball fight! This Winter has been surprisingly mild and there hasn’t been a lot of snow outside. Whether you’re in a climate with snow or not – sometimes it’s too cold to venture outside to play with the snow! We’re sharing 3 ways you can make your own fake snow for sensory play and crafts. You only need a few ingredients to make them. Or you can buy instant snow and just add water! We have two recipes that only require 2 ingredients – things you probably already have on hand! Kids will love playing with this fake snow or creating their own puffy painted snowman.Please note: The jar in the video below has been replaced by a bag that contains the same amount of powder.