Guía para padres sobre Shaun the Sheep

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Emily Ashby Por Emily Ashby , con base en investigaciones sobre desarrollo infantil. ¿Cómo otorgamos nuestras calificaciones?

edad 5+

Fun critter mischief from Wallace and Gromit crew.

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Reseñas de padres e hijos

edad 4+

Based on 24 padres reviews

edad 4+

Based on 26 niños reviews

Kids say this show is funny and engaging, appealing to both younger and older audiences despite its initial appearance as a children's show. Many parents appreciate its family-friendly nature and humor that resonates across generations, though some note it may be confusing for very young children.

  • humor appeal
  • family-friendly
  • suitable for all ages
  • engaging characters
  • adorable animation
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¿De qué trata la historia?

From the creator of beloved claymation characters Wallace and Gromit comes SHAUN THE SHEEP -- a short-form animated series about a curious young sheep who delights in adventure and enjoys leading his flock into all sorts of mischief. When The Farmer's around, Shaun gives the man no reason to doubt that Shaun is just another follower of the herd. But the minute the unsuspecting man's back is turned, the resourceful young sheep is off in pursuit of fun. Often it's up to faithful sheepdog Bitzer to wrangle the flock -- and help Shaun clean up their mess -- before his owner discovers all isn't as it seems.

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Los padres dicen ( 24 ):
Los niños dicen ( 26 ):

This mini gem of a series will delight viewers of all ages, and its simplicity makes it a good option for sharing with even young kids. Shaun made his debut as the unfortunate victim of Wallace's Knit-o-matic machine in the 1995 short film A Close Shave, and his immediate popularity with fans prompted this series of shorts from creator Nick Park. The great news is that these abbreviated tales lose no ground due to their brevity -- each five-minute episode is packed with the same clever humor and endearing characters that fans have come to expect from Park's work.

While the series doesn't really offer any pointedly positive messages, parents can rest assured: Because Shaun the Sheep makes no attempt to represent reality (Shaun walks upright, and Bitzer wears a hat and a wristwatch), kids will easily see the exaggerated humor in Shaun's mildly naughty behavior and won't be influenced to follow suit.

Las familias pueden hablar sobre ...

  • Families can talk about what it takes to be a leader. Who are some of the leaders you know? What makes them good at what they do? Who is a leader in Shaun the Sheep?

  • What qualities are important in being an effective leader? Have you ever been put in a position to lead? How did you feel about that responsibility?

  • Families who've seen the Wallace and Gromit shorts/movies can also discuss what this series has in common with them and how it's different.

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¿Nos faltó algo sobre diversidad?

Las investigaciones muestran que hay una relación entre la autoestima de los niños y las representaciones positivas en los medios de comunicación. Es por eso que hemos añadido una nueva sección de “Representaciones diversas” a nuestras reseñas, que se implementará de forma continua. Puedes apoyarnos a ayudar a los niños al

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