Parents' Guide to Pirata and Capitano

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Emily Ashby By Emily Ashby , based on child development research. How do we rate?

age 4+

Seafaring friends learn teamwork through adventures.

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What's the Story?

Adventures abound for the dynamic duo of PIRATA AND CAPITANO, young seafarers who hunt for treasure and explore new islands in the Great Sea. Pirata is the captain of the Pink Skull, and her friends Weboo, Pineapple Wilson, and the Pirastars help her crew her ship. Capitano pilots a red sea plane, joining the pirates' explorations and helping out when the local scallywag, Dodo the Devious, attempts to sabotage their voyages and fun.

Is It Any Good?

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Pirata is a vivacious ambassador for adventurers in general and for atypical female swashbucklers in particular. Her adventures with her friends encourage curiosity and facilitate cooperation within the group. As they make exciting discoveries like finding new islands and spotting sunken ships, they're met with small challenges and must work out solutions together and with a can-do attitude.

Pirata and Capitano has exceedingly adorable characters, lively and active stories, and a nominal villain who's mischievous but usually comes to his senses and shapes up by the tale's end. With obvious themes about honesty and teamwork, there's a lot to like about these young buccaneers and their friendly adventures at sea.

Talk to Your Kids About ...

  • Families can talk about Pirata and Capitano's themes of teamwork and friendship. Why are these important character strengths? When Pirata and her friends work together to solve a problem, do they always agree on the best way to do that? Is it OK for good friends to not see eye to eye?

  • Is Pirata an effective heroine in this show? How does she show her leadership skills? How does she rely on her friends' advice and help to solve problems?

  • Kids: What sea creatures do you see represented in this show's characters? How are they like their real-life counterparts? What aspects of their appearance and behavior are imaginary?

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