Pacca Alpaca: Pink
Pacca Alpaca finds pink all around, from a flamingo and a teapot to a little pink car, then asks children to find something pink. For ages 4 to 9.
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What is Pacca Alpaca: Pink about?
Pacca Alpaca: Pink is an animated video for children aged 4 to 9 in which Pacca Alpaca shows them the colour pink in the world around them.
Pacca Alpaca is a fantastically fluffy guide who travels the world with children, discovering languages and cultures along the way. This short episode is part of his colours series. It opens with the word PINK, spelled out in rose petals.
From there, the colour is called out as pink things come on the screen in real photographs and film. Children see a flamingo, a pair of shiny pink shoes, a rose, a pink teapot, pink wellington boots, clothes pegs shaped like ballet dancers, balls of pink wool, a pink scooter, a fluffy pink feather, a curly pink wig and pink cushions on a row of chairs. Pacca joins in all the way through: he wears heart-shaped sunglasses next to the flamingo, dances beside the boots, knits with the pink wool, falls asleep with his teddy on a pink alarm clock, drives a little pink car and tries on a pink wig of his own.
At the end comes the challenge: "Your turn! Find something pink!" The video lasts about two minutes and is not music-free.
What your child will learn
- Pink is one of the colours all around us.
- Flowers, animals, clothes and even cars can be pink.
- We can play a game of finding colours at home.
Talk about it afterwards
- Can you find something pink in this room?
- Which pink animal did you see in the video?
- What did Pacca Alpaca do with the pink wool?
- What is your favourite pink thing?
Frequently asked questions
What age is Pacca Alpaca: Pink suitable for?
Children aged 4 to 9, especially young children who are learning the names of colours.
How long is Pacca Alpaca: Pink?
About 2 minutes.
What does Pacca Alpaca: Pink teach children?
The colour pink, and how to spot it in animals, flowers, clothes and everyday things.