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  • Art: Learned about various art techniques such as paper mache, cutting, and decorating.
  • English Language Arts: Practiced written and oral communication skills by discussing ideas, planning, and presenting the finished piñata.
  • Math: Applied math skills to measure and cut materials, estimate the amount of paper mache mixture needed, and calculate the circumference and volume of the piñata.
  • Physical Education: Developed fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination through cutting, folding, and decorating the piñata.
  • Science: Explored the properties of materials used in the piñata-making process, including paper, glue, and paint.
  • Social Studies: Examined cultural traditions and history related to piñatas from different countries and discussed the significance of piñatas in celebrations.

Continued development:
To continue developing artistic skills, the child could experiment with different shapes and designs for future piñatas. They can also research and incorporate cultural elements from various countries, enhancing their knowledge of global celebrations and traditions.

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