Ciencia Chica

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Organiza materiales descargables y embebidos por nivel (ESO/Bachillerato) y por materia (Física y Química) para Canarias.

A detailed close-up of a well-used periodic table poster pinned to a light grey classroom wall, each element square crisp, colorful, and sharp, with Spanish labels and clearly visible group and period numbers. At the base of the poster, a smooth wooden lab bench holds a neatly stacked spiral notebook, a sharpened pencil, and a small, shiny metallic sample on a petri dish. Soft overhead classroom lighting creates an even, neutral illumination with faint reflections on the laminated poster surface. Photographic realism, slightly angled side view using the rule of thirds, with the periodic table dominating the frame. The mood is studious and organized, highlighting chemistry fundamentals in a clear, accessible way for ESO and Bachillerato students.

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A pristine white physics lab table with a carefully arranged set of classic mechanics equipment: a low-friction dynamics track, two small metal carts with colored stickers, precision weights, and a digital stopwatch resting beside a neatly printed data table in Spanish. Behind the table, a large, matte whiteboard shows softly blurred vector arrows and motion graphs sketched in blue and red marker. Bright, diffused daylight from tall side windows creates soft, shadowless lighting with subtle metallic reflections on the track. Photographic realism, shot from a slightly elevated angle with sharp focus across the entire setup. The atmosphere is clear, methodical, and professional, ideal for illustrating kinematics and Newton’s laws in a modern secondary-school context.