Magnetic slime is a unique substance made by combining regular slime with tiny magnetic particles, often made from iron oxide. When these particles are mixed into the slime, it gains the ability to respond to magnetic fields, allowing it to move and change shape when a magnet is nearby. This fascinating property makes it a popular choice for educational demonstrations and fun experiments. To create magnetic slime, you typically start with a basic slime recipe, which includes glue, water, and a thickening agent like borax or liquid starch. After the slime is formed, the magnetic particles are added, resulting in a stretchy, moldable material that can be manipulated with a magnet. This combination of science and play captures the interest of both children and adults alike.