The Rise of Infinaughty - PART 2: An Even Split | Numberblocks (S9 E2)
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Twelve, Fourteen and Sixteen need to cross the Leap of Worth - but Infinaughty makes all Even numbers split in two! With only small, odd numbers left, what can they add up to?
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Today's Math Lesson:: Halving, doubling, and odd vs. even numbers.
Curriculum: In this episode, early learners discover what happens when we split numbers right down the middle! Through Infinaughty's cosmic pranks, children explore the concept of halving, seeing firsthand how dividing certain even numbers leaves us with odd numbers (like 10 splitting into two 5s). The Numberblocks also demonstrate the reverse magic of doubling, showing that when equal groups know their "worth" and combine (like two 23s), they can build much larger even numbers to save the day!
Level 5, Blue.
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The episode begins with Eight using the Golden Infinity to transform into Infinaughty. Octoblock issues an emergency call to all Numberblocks to stop Infinaughty's cosmic pranks. Twelve, Fourteen, and Sixteen respond to the call but find themselves trapped at a large canyon that dictates "Only those who know their worth may cross". They temporarily split into Tens and their remaining ones to rocket across, but Infinaughty intercepts them mid-flight.
Infinaughty unleashes his next cosmic prank, declaring that all even numbers must split in half. Ten splits into two Fives, Two splits into two Ones, and Six splits into two Threes, aggressively reducing the Numberblocks into odd numbers. Exhausted from casting the prank, Infinaughty takes a nap, leaving the small odd Numberblocks stranded on the canyon ledge. After a failed attempt to combine back into larger even numbers—which instantly split back into odds under the prank's rules—Three realizes that the canyon's riddle doesn't require them to be big, but simply to count and understand their individual numerical values.
By proudly counting their individual blocks to prove their "worth," the small numbers magically conjure a bridge to cross the canyon. On the other side, they are joined by two Twenty-Threes, who cleverly point out that Infinaughty himself is still made of eight blocks—which is an even number. This logical loophole breaks the cosmic prank, turning the odds back to evens and forcing Infinaughty to retreat once again. The episode concludes with Octoblock checking in on the team, as the Twenty-Threes double to form Forty-Six. Forty-Six announces a plan to gather every Numberblock from One to Fifty at Half Century Mountain to use the energy of an upcoming Infinity Eclipse to defeat Infinaughty once and for all.
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The Rise of Infinaughty. In this epic five part adventure, Octonaughty uses the power of the Golden Infinity to turn himself into Infinaughty and causes chaos across Numberland with his cosmic-powered pranks. The Numberblocks must work together to stop this super-powered prankster - but it will take every Numberblock from One to Fifty to stand against him!
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We are the Numberblocks! Little blocks with big ideas, having a ton of number fun. Learn how to add, subtract and count the fun and educational way! In this educational CBeebies cartoon for kids, children can learn how to count with basic maths sums, using addition and subtraction with singular blocks that join together to make increasingly bigger numbers.
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