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On Thursday, Next Steps took a trip to Sloomoo Institute for slime-related educational purposes. Ms. Brown and Ms. Weider joined Next Steps students and teachers for this one-of-a-kind museum experience. The students learned about the different types of slime, played with a slime slingshot, and even donned plastic outerwear so they could get slimed! At the end of the visit, everyone made their own custom slime to take home. Photos and videos from the experience are in this Facebook album.