Each episode has been carefully crafted with the help of the NCETM (National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics) and brought to life by Blue Zoo Animation Studio. In this season, 12 is the most appear of the new five characters (11-15), She has appeared in 7 episodes, but not appeared in the episode before. Make them change shape, count the Numberblobs and watch cool clips to get to know your favourite number friends. October 5, 2018 - The Numberblocks get a picture, but every time Nine hiccups, he splits into smaller Numberblocks, until the others find an unexpected cure. August 21, 2017 - Join Five and friends as they add their way to adventure in the hit show that's got millions of children excited about everything numbers can do.

Numberblocks is also featured among the DfE's recommended resources for home learning and is part of BBC Bitesize Daily. Once Upon A Time, Blockzilla, The Numberblocks Express, Fruit Salad, Zero, Now We Are Six to Ten, Numberblobs, Building Blocks, Peekaboo! On topic, the first five episodes of these season are under Red Level One, the next 15 are under Orange Level Two, and the last 10 are in Yellow Level Three.The Numberblocks present a special numbery version of the festive favourite featuring a Christmas train that flings gifts into the air. September 27, 2018 - The Numberblocks visit a fruit factory where big Numberblocks split into smaller numbers for fruit.

January 29, 2018 - The Numberland adventures continue all the way to ten in the hit show that's got millions of children excited about everything numbers can do. The learning goals behind Numberblocks support maths curricula from around the world, taking young learners step by step through the key topics and skills they need to master for a confident start and a lifelong love of numbers. The future Numberblocks (not the 10s) consists of the multiple of Ten's blocks with another Numberblock's blocks.Not to mention that some episodes even teach things that aren't even apart of preschool mathematics such as Multiplication and Division (take that, Team Umizoomi)!