What is the difference between slime and putty?

Slime is a stretchy, often gooey substance that typically contains glue, water, and a thickening agent, giving it a more fluid-like consistency. Putty, on the other hand, is generally thicker and more malleable, often made from a combination of polymers and other materials, providing a firmer texture. While both can be used for sensory play and stress relief, slime tends to be more elastic, while putty is more rigid and can hold its shape better. Additionally, putty often has properties that allow it to be shaped and molded, making it suitable for tasks like repairing or sealing.