This is Tony's Spanish class Day of the Dead piñata.  Of course this is posted late.  We stuffed the piñata full of candy for a weekend party; but then Tony was asked not to go to school for a week as he had been exposed to Covid at school (he never got sick); so he missed the party and breaking his own piñata.  It was paper mâché over cardboard which had been taped together.  And then a few frillies from the dollar store for decoration.  

We all helped make a mess with the paste which was pretty fun.   



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