Numberblocks

The toys in Numberblock Five's new toy library are all mixed up! How can Numberblock Two find something to play with? Luckily, their new friend, Sorty the Super Sorter, helps them discover that toys can be sorted by type, colour, shape and size. It’s easy to see them all and find the perfect toy when they are sorted neatly into categories.

When the Numberblocks finish playing games in the park, Numberblock One suggests a tidying up game called back in the box. Everyone rushes to count all the bats, skittles, hoops and balls back into their boxes, but One soon discovers that it’s hard to counts lots of things at once. With Five's help, One learns to keep track by counting in fives

It’s an exciting day in Numberland! Five is having a fantastic fruit festival. The Numberblock friends help deliver the fruit, but Five isn’t sure how much of each fruit she will need. Will she need lots of apples? Maybe she won’t need many pears? Luckily, Four has a solution. He shows the friends how to use a pictogram that will help them work out exactly what she needs.

The Numberblocks have so many fun ideas, how can they choose what to do next? Build a pirate ship or a rocket? Play stampolines, or maybe have a picnic? Ten suggests that they all vote... but what is a vote? Ten explains how it works, and the Numberblock friends have fun choosing together.

The friends visit a puzzling pyramid that’s all about bar charts. To get inside and discover what mysteries it holds, they must learn how to read the charts. Join the brave friends as they crack the codes and solve the most important puzzle of all - how to get out again!

When Numberblock One opens a fix-it shop, her friends bring broken things that need to be repaired. Using her special goggles, One works out how many missing parts they require from the boxes of bits and pieces in her workshop. How many parts does Two need to make one whole sledge? And what about Three’s rocket? Once they have found everything, One uses her brand new magical workbench to put the pieces together to make the toys whole.

One is off on a camping adventure, but it can be lonely being the only one. Luckily, Two joins her just in time for a picnic. One puts a picnic blanket down, which is split into two equal parts - one part for One and one part for Two. When they get to the camp ground, they are joined by Three and Four, and together they discover how to split the camping space and baguette into equal parts.

The Numberblocks are on an adventure exploring Fraction Island. They are curious to learn why there are four islands when their map only shows one. When they meet a new friend, One Whole, they realise that they need to explore all the islands and find more Fraction Friends if they want to solve the mystery!

Numberblock One has been invited to a party with the Fraction Friends. One meets One Whole and gives them a whole apple, but once the party starts, the food must be shared in different amounts. How will one whole cake, pie and pizza be shared between the Fraction Friends? Luckily, the friends have a special song that can help them work it all out.

Octo-alert! Lots of things in Numberland have been split into halves, thirds and four equal parts. There’s only one block naughty enough to cause such mischief - it’s Octonaughty. Octoblock catches up with Octonaughty in The Museum of Numbers as he causes havoc with his new invention, the Fractionator. Octonaughty is splitting things into equal parts to try to steal the Golden Infinity, but how can Octoblock save the day when Octonaughty has the power to split him into four equal parts?

Testing: one, two, three, four, five! Rockstar Numberblock Five is rehearsing for a music concert, but will she ever be as good as superstar Numberblock Fifty? When Fifty sings a cool song that shows Five all the ways in which they are similar, Five learns that they are not so different after all - it’s just a matter of size.

Thirty-Six and Forty-Five are exploring the Forest of Tens on a special quest. But what is the special something they need to find and bring to Ten? There are plenty of tricky clues to solve along the way before they can complete their magical mission.

One is looking through her telescope and spots One Hundred zooming through the sky, splitting into different Numberblocks. But how many numbers can One Hundred make? On a musical journey through space, One Hundred shows One all the numbers she has inside.

The Numberblocks Space Division are on a mission to investigate a signal coming from the depths of space - until a strange planet pulls them off course and splits them into hundreds, tens and ones. How will they escape the planet's rings? One Hundred takes charge and knows just what to do. But can the Numberblocks make the right number to help them teleport away?

At last, the Numberblocks Space Division has reached the mysterious space cloud that’s been sending out a signal. What’s hiding inside? It’s time for Space Division to divide! Using the power of sevens, eights and nines, they work together to clear away the cloud and discover what’s inside!