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Numberblocks 10-15: Sports, Arrays, Skateboarding, and Step Squad

Numberblocks 10 and 11 join with Numberblock 1 to play football, but they need 11 more players for the opposing team.
Numberblocks play a game of football, using one block for every number.
Numberblock 12 shows how to make arrays by putting blocks in columns and rows.
Numberblock 13 is unlucky and falls apart frequently, but Numberblocks 10 and 3 change their luck by calling themselves "ten and three" instead of "thirteen."
Numberblock 14 loves skateboarding and shows how to make doubles by splitting into ones.
Numberblock 15 is a step-shaped secret agent who can disguise herself and has a team called the Step Squad.
The Step Squad helps fix a biscuit in milk, an octo boo-boo, and a Christmas tree.
Numberblocks 10 and 15 demonstrate addition by showing that 1+2=3 and 3+4+15=22.
The Numberblocks sing a song about being different and unique, but still being able to work together.
The video includes colorful animation and catchy music.
The Numberblocks have different shapes and sizes, representing the different numbers.
This video is part of a series aimed at teaching young children basic math concepts in a fun and engaging way.

Numberblocks 10-15: Sports, Arrays, Skateboarding, and Step Squad

Numberblocks 10 and 11 join with Numberblock 1 to play football, but they need 11 more players for the opposing team.
Numberblocks play a game of football, using one block for every number.
Numberblock 12 shows how to make arrays by putting blocks in columns and rows.
Numberblock 13 is unlucky and falls apart frequently, but Numberblocks 10 and 3 change their luck by calling themselves "ten and three" instead of "thirteen."
Numberblock 14 loves skateboarding and shows how to make doubles by splitting into ones.
Numberblock 15 is a step-shaped secret agent who can disguise herself and has a team called the Step Squad.
The Step Squad helps fix a biscuit in milk, an octo boo-boo, and a Christmas tree.
Numberblocks 10 and 15 demonstrate addition by showing that 1+2=3 and 3+4+15=22.
The Numberblocks sing a song about being different and unique, but still being able to work together.
The video includes colorful animation and catchy music.
The Numberblocks have different shapes and sizes, representing the different numbers.
This video is part of a series aimed at teaching young children basic math concepts in a fun and engaging way.

Description

Think you know everything about Numberblocks 10-15 and their adventures in sports, arrays, skateboarding, and the Step Squad? Test your knowledge with this quiz! From making arrays to disguising themselves, these Numberblocks have a lot to show. See how much you can remember about their catchy songs, colorful animations, and basic math concepts. Get ready to become a Numberblocks expert!