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Welcome to the Learningblocks Wiki, a wiki about the CBeebies shows Numberblocks and Alphablocks where letters, numbers and blocks are used to create a fun and easy learning environment for kids!
Alphablocks stars eponymous blocks with letters of the alphabet. When the Alphablocks hold hands to make a word, it magically appears. This show is meant to help preschool children with learning the alphabet, spelling, reading and writing.
Numberblocks follows the adventures of cute block characters in Numberland, with the number of blocks determining which numeral they stand for. The show helps toddlers and young kids learn numeracy skills, especially how to count and do simple math.
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Numberblocks (show)
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Numberblocks is an animated series created by Blue-Zoo Productions and broadcasted by CBeebies.
About
Beginning development in September of 2016, and premiering its first episode on the 23rd January of 2017, Numberblocks aims to be similar to its predecessor, Alphablocks, but the only difference being that they teach simple mathematics.
For 123 episodes (as of October 2021), the titular characters, the Numberblocks, go on adventures and sing many songs relating to a certain maths subject, whether it’s about counting, playing, or meeting new friends.
The first five Numberblocks debuted from January 23rd to February 10th, 2017, consisting of One, Two, Three, Four and Five. They go on adventures and discover simple things related to their number, such as shapes, counting, adding and subtracting.
The next batch of Numberblocks debuted from May 1st to May 19th, 2017, consisting of Six, Seven, Eight, Nine and Ten. With the five old and five new Numberblocks, they go on slightly less easy mishaps such as going to space, counting sheep or even retrieving golden apples from a dungeon.
Between September 24th to October 19th, 2018, twenty new episodes of Numberblocks came out, debuting the character of Zero and making the Numberblocks go on more complex puzzles, such as meeting Blockzilla and Big Tum, as well as trying to make all the numbers up to Ten with only One and a mirror.
Between January 21st and February 1st, 2019, five more Numberblocks debut (Eleven, Twelve, Thirteen, Fourteen and Fifteen), and later on, from June 10th to July 8th of the same year, five more Numberblocks (Sixteen, Seventeen, Eighteen, Nineteen and Twenty) debuted. Together, they can do anything, such as going to different planets, sneaking into a museum at night, and counting to the biggest number.
With more numbers appearing throughout 2019, being Twenty-One, Fifty, One Hundred and many other big characters, the Numberblocks keep growing by the minute, whether from the hundreds, to the thousands and even to the millions! On August 16, 2019, «More to Explore» aired, concluding the series.
In an unexpected turn of events, Numberblocks Series 5 aired throughout the year of 2021, completing the Twenties, and introducing new Numberblocks in the Thirties and Forties, as well as Fifty-Five, Sixty-Four and Eighty-One. The main episodes concluded on June 25, 2021, when «100 Ways to Leave the Planet» aired.
Later in 2021, two special episodes aired, with a third coming soon.
How it works
Numberblocks is a step-by-step learning journey grouped neatly into five colour-coded levels. Each level introduces ever greater numbers and a sequence of key topics and skills that help your child build natural number sense and a solid foundation of mathematical understanding.
Numberblocks uses best-practice visual teaching techniques aligned to the EYFS (Early Years Foundation Stage) framework and KS1 curriculum, and mathematics curricula from around the world. We work closely with the В NCETM (National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics) to ensure that every episode contributes to a confident and rounded understanding of essential mathematical ideas.
Numbers up to 5
Level 1 introduces the first five numbers and foundation skills including counting, recognising amounts on sight, comparing and sorting numbers and simple addition and subtraction.
Numbers up to 10
Level 2 takes us up to ten, developing the foundation skills and introducing number bonds, odds and evens, square numbers, number patterns, shapes and more.
Numbers up to 20
Level 3 takes us past ten with numbers who discover place value, doubling and halving, multiplication, division, factors and new number patterns.
Numbers up to 50
Level 4 helps children become number explorers, discovering how the number system works and developing all their skills with two-digit numbers.
Numbers up to 100
Level 5 builds confidence in working and playing with numbers up to 100 and offers a sneak peak of how much bigger numbers work.