The workshop of Fabriclan It starts from November to tell children all the curiosities of the world around us. Why do the exhaust pipes of cars smoke? Why do elevators go up at the press of a button? And it is that all the whys of the children will have an answer every week in Fabriclan which adapts the program for children Making Made in Spain. It is an informative and entertainment space presented by Jorge Pérez Luque which, accompanied by a group of kids, will answer all questions and will be applied with explanations of how the objects they use are made daily.
Each program will be dedicated to an object. With videos, experiments and games, you will discover that yogurts come from milk, he olive oil, and the corn worms. That a shirt consists of 18 pieces of cloth and a motorcycle for 300 pieces. And it will answer the most incredible questions like how much does a space rocket cost or how many screws a truck has. It seems good to me that public television, although not free, is used to develop in the little critical thinking and a little scientific method that is so necessary in Spain to promote STEM careers.
Oil, socks, trucks, helmets, toothbrushes, rockets or soft drinks are some of the common products that can be seen in Fabriclan, a program produced for TVE by Mediapro. It can be seen on Sundays at 1:30 p.m.
In the first program we will talk about the chocolate and cars manufacturing. The boys will make chocolate and see that it is good for many things, although you have to eat the right amount. As for cars, the program will teach how robots make them in record time. They will also learn the traffic signs and what they are for.
We congratulate Clan who is also working for kids to learn to cook and eat healthy with the chef Enrique Sánchez.
Also in Clan we can see Tuff puppy, an eccentric and crazy dog, obsessed with his bite toy. You will join TUFF agency, Turbo Unity of Strength and Furor, in charge of maintaining order in the streets of Petrópolis and fighting against the enemy agency, DOOM. Tuff can be seen from Monday to Friday at 19:20.
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