I'm A Potty Pirate

The video introduces the concept of 'party pirates' as a fun way to teach children about potty training. It covers the transition from diapers to using the potty, explaining the basics of potty use, and the importance of independence. The video also includes activities to engage children while on the potty and emphasizes the importance of hygiene, particularly handwashing. Through songs and playful activities, children are encouraged to become 'potty pirates' and take pride in their independence.

What is the main goal of the Party Pirates?

• To wear diapers forever

• To find hidden treasure

• To sail the seas

• To learn to use the potty independently

What must you say to become a Potty Pirate?

• I love diapers

• I don't need diapers

• Diapers are fun

• I will never use the potty

Where is the potty usually located in a house?

• In the bedroom

• In the kitchen

• In the living room

• In the bathroom

What can you do while sitting on the potty?

• Read a book about pirates

• Cook a meal

• Play video games

• Watch TV

What should you use to clean up after using the potty?

• A brush

• A sponge

• Toilet paper

• A towel

What should you do after wiping your bottom?

• Throw the toilet paper in the potty

• Throw the toilet paper in the trash

• Leave the toilet paper on the floor

• Put the toilet paper back on the roll

Why is it important to wash your hands after using the potty?

• To make your hands smell nice

• To wash away germs

• To remove dirt

• To dry your hands

How long should you wash your hands to ensure they are clean?

• 5 seconds

• 20 seconds

• 30 seconds

• 10 seconds

What song can you sing to time your handwashing?

• Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star

• Row, Row, Row Your Boat

• Happy Birthday

• Jingle Bells

What is the final step to becoming a full-fledged Potty Pirate?

• Wearing a pirate hat

• Raising the Jolly Roger flag

• Sailing a pirate ship

• Finding a treasure map