Numberblocks
Numberblocks is a program for kids on CBeeBies. Sing along and learn all about numbers with the Numberblocks! The program has been available since 2025. A total of 183 episodes have been broadcast, most recently in September 2026.
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One has found a way to keep adding Ones all the way to Ninety-nine. But what on earth comes next?
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It's time to meet Sixty and friends in a rocket-powered game of How Many Tens.
When there's trouble in space, Ten and the Ten Times Table rocket to the rescue. Learn the ten times table with the Numberblocks.
The big squares set out to land a square on the moon using square power alone.
August 2026
Welcome to the Big Top, where Thirty and friends show off their circus tricks.
Five gets ready to perform at the Tower of Rock with a little help from the Five Times Table.
At last, the Numberblocks Space Division has reached the mysterious space cloud that’s been sending out a signal. What’s hiding inside?
The Numberblocks Space Division are investigating a signal - until a strange planet splits them into hundreds, tens and ones. How can they escape?
The squares explore an ancient temple in search of a really, really big square.
Four and friends bust some big moves on the dance floor with the Four Times Table.
Puzzle-master Thirty-Six challenges the others to find a way into Puzzle Square by opening locks with Numberblocks.
Three invites the others to her super new go-kart track, where you must divide into Threes to drive.
The annual Steps vs Squares treasure hunt doesn't quite go to plan when a new Numberblock joins in. Learn about square numbers and number patterns with the Numberblocks.
They came from outer space to divide the Numberblocks into Twos. Who can stop the invasion of the Terrible Twos?
Series 9: The Rise of Infinaughty: The Day the Blocks Turned Pink...
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Octonaughty becomes Infinaughty and can change the rules of Numberland at will - starting by turning everyone's blocks pink! Can the Numberblocks still work out who's who?