IN: What happens next?

A little girl at an outdoor event attempts to break a pinata by hitting it over and over again with a stick. a barefoot little girl in a pink sundress and baseball cap

OPTIONS:
- , violently hits a pink, cat shaped, pinata over and over with a long stick as the pinata dangles in the air above her.
- does cartwheels with the stick.
- attempts to break an alcoholic pinata in the center of a square hole in a wooden platform.
- helps but she gets tossed away.

OUT: , violently hits a pink, cat shaped, pinata over and over with a long stick as the pinata dangles in the air above her.

IN: What happens next?

The woman cuts the cellophane and then proceeds to roll up the tissue paper covered toy. The woman twists the ends of the cellophane and tapes the package shut. ribbon

OPTIONS:
- is used to tie a toy toy up.
- is placed around the ends of the package.
- is thrown onto the toy.
- is attached to the toy.

OUT: is placed around the ends of the package.

IN: What happens next?

How to host a minnie mouse birthday party
Put together the invitations.
If you don't want to use the readily available invitation cards, you can make your own at home. Here are some ideas :
Cut out minnie mouse heads from black cardstock.

OPTIONS:
- On its front side, paste a minnie mouse bow and decorate it with some glitter. On the reverse side, paste a red paper circle at the center and write your party message on it.
- Fill up the image above with red and black text, and attach one to each head. Tell minnie mouse exactly how many people they are inviting.
- Cut out rainbow hearts from black cardstock. Glue them to the invitation, using hot glue or super glue.
- Place them in the invitations, for example, so everyone can see one head-on each party card. Wrap the head cards in place with cellophane.

OUT:
On its front side, paste a minnie mouse bow and decorate it with some glitter. On the reverse side, paste a red paper circle at the center and write your party message on it.