1. Mix all ingredients in a saucepan.
2. Boil until mixture thickens.
3. Allow paint to cool, then pour in a sealable container.

1. Mix all ingredients and store in air-tight jars. (Baby food jars work well.)
2. Use painbrush to paint designs on skin.

Mix together in a second bowl:

1. After both mixtures have been well-mixed, mix both together in one large bowl. Do not stir. Just reach in and pull out the glob of "flubber." Need glob for a few minutes.
2. Store in air-tight container.

1. Empty unflavoured gelatin into cold water. Stir and set aside to soften.
2. Heat skimmed milk to a boil and pour over gelatin. Stir thoroughly until dissolved.
3. Apply to objects with a brush while the glue is still warm.

1. Making The Borax Water: Borax is a type of powder soap that is available in most grocery stores. Add 1 tablespoon Borax powder to 1 cup of Water. Stir until most of the powder dissolves. Store the Borax Water in a jar or bottle, and label the container "BORAX & WATER MIXTURE". One cup of Borax water will make many batches of Goofy Putty.
2. Preparing The Glue: Measure 1 tablespoon of Elmer's Glue into a zipper-lock bag. Add 1 teaspoon of plain water to the bag and mix. The additional water makes the glue flow better. Add a drop of food colouring to spice it up.
3. Making Goofy Putty: Add 1 tablespoon of Borax Water to the bag of watered-down glue. Seal the bag and squeeze for 2 minutes in order to thoroughly mix the liquids. Notice that the liquids are starting to form a putty-like substance. Remove the putty from the bag and continue to squeeze.

1. Mix the flour into 1 cup water until the mixture is thin and runny.
2. Stir this mixture into the lightly boiling water.
3. Gently boil and stir for 2 to 3 minutes.
4. Cool before using.

1. Mix together all ingredients and cook for 3 minutes over low heat. Stir well.
2. Add food cloring.
3. Store in a plastic container.

1. Mix salt with food coloring, adding one drop of coloring at a time until desired color is reached.
2. Spread colored salt in a thin layer to air dry or microwave 1-2 minutes until moisture is evaporated.

1. Have one large bowl and several small bowls, one for each color. You will also need an ice cube tray with different sections, or containers to act as small molds.
2. Put soap flakes in a large bowl and drop the hot water into the soap flakes, stirring constantly. The mixture will be extremely thick and hard to stir.
3. Spoon some of the soap into each of the small bowls and color each separately, adding the color by drops until the soap has the consistency of a very thick paste.
4. Press spoonfuls of the soap into your molds and set the crayons in a dry place to harden. They should take a few days to a week to dry completely.
5. When dry, remove from the molds and allow to dry for a few more days before using.