Recursos Educativos

The Museum of Santa Cruz, located in the city of Toledo, takes its name from the building that serves as its headquarters, the old Hospital of Santa Cruz, founded by Cardinal Pedro González de Mendoza (1428-1495) as a general hospital and for care of foundlings.

The Museum of Visigoth Councils and Culture is located in the incomparable setting of the Church of San Román, a beautiful example of the first Toledan Mudejar (13th century).

It shows some of the vestiges of what was the ancient capital of the Visigothic Kingdom of Toledo and the grave goods found in the necropolis of Carpio de Tajo are exhibited.

On March 20, 2015, the Castilla-La Mancha Museum of Paleontology was created by decree, whose main function is linked to a dynamic vocation of paleontological heritage, both at the regional and national level. On March 23, 2015, the first phase of the museum was inaugurated, in which a small exhibition space with about 200 pieces and 20 life-size reproductions, with the title “Land of Dinosaurs”, was opened to the public.

The Roberto Polo Collection, Center for Modern and Contemporary Art of Castilla-La Mancha is an initiative of the Government of this Autonomous Community. Inaugurated on March 27, 2019, this museum is one of the few in the world created by a Government to house a private collection.

The museum's permanent collection consists of works by artists from the historical avant-gardes of northern, central and eastern Europe, along with a good sample of contemporary European and American creations. Names such as Kandinsky, Schlemmer, Pechstein, Donas, Joostens, Eemans, Delacroix and Picasso stand out, among others.

The current Museum of Cuenca has its origin in the one that D. Francisco Suay, mayor and teacher of Valeria, created in that town, collecting Roman objects from the Roman city and from other sources and chronology. It is located in the historic center of Cuenca in the so-called “Casa del Curato”, since in the 19th century and until 1930 it was the Rectoral House of the parishes of San Martín and Santiago.

The Albacete Museum, located in the Abelardo Sánchez park, houses an extremely interesting collection that has not stopped growing since its origin, in the last quarter of the 19th century, although it was from 1927 that it intensified its activities. Much later, on January 10, 1984, it began to be managed by the Castilla-La Mancha Community Board.

The Ruiz de Luna Museum in Talavera de la Reina occupies a former Augustinian convent from the 17th century. The purpose of the museum space is to house the personal collection of the ceramist Juan Ruiz de Luna, which is made up of valuable pieces of Talavera pottery from the 16th to 20th centuries, including personal works by the artist.

The Science Museum of Castilla-La Mancha is located in the old town of the Cuenca capital, in the small Plaza de la Merced. It consists of two buildings, an old convent and the contemporary extension, in which the different content areas are distributed. Accessing it is living a journey that will discover you, room by room, the mystery of the evolution of the Universe and Life.

The Ciudad Real Museum was created by Royal Decree on January 23, 1976. Currently, it consists of two headquarters located in the center of the city: the Prado Street building and the Old Convent of La Merced.

The Museum of Guadalajara is based in the Palacio del Infantado, an impressive building built at the end of the 15th century, undoubtedly the city's greatest architectural jewel.
The collections of the Guadalajara Museum are divided into three sections: Fine Arts, Archeology and Ethnography.

With this first unit of work, we will start a small project that will consist of creating a simple game. We will do it through the “Scratch” programming tool. This project will be developed gradually over the following work units, this being the first one.