Numberblocks Official Mathlink Cubes Compilation (0-100)

Hello Number Block fans! Today we're gonna build all the Mathland cubes from 1 to 100. Don't forget the other. Let's start building! Let's start with Number Block 1. Let's get one red cube, a face plate, and attach the sticker. Did you know that Number Block 1 was the first ever Number Block in Numberland? Yes! She's red and you can remember her by her big round eye. She loves finding things that are on their own. There she is! And of course, let's not forget her numberling, Number Block 1. Now let's make Number Block 2. Let's get two orange cubes, attach the face plates, and the sticker. Number Block 2 is Number Block 1's best friend and he loves everything that come in pairs. That's why you can recognize him by the pair of purple glasses he's wearing. Now everybody look at 3! That's right, Number Block 3. She's made of three yellow blocks and she thinks she's the best Number Block in Numberland. And you can remember her by her three pointed crown. And of course, Number Block 3 wouldn't be herself without her three juggling balls which she loves to take out of her tummy and juggle with. It's because she loves to entertain her friends and make them laugh. Number Block 3. Now it's time for 4. Let's take four green cubes, attach the face plates, and the stickers. Number Block 4 loves everything that's square and he has a pet named Squarey. That's why you can remember him by his square eyebrows. Number Block 4. After 4 comes Number Block 5. She's made of five blue blocks. Number Block 5 is a singing star because the star has five points. That's why you can recognize her by her star-shaped eye. She has a big head and she loves to make high five with her friends. Number Block 5. Next let's roll with Number Block 6. She's made of six indigo blocks. She likes to rap and rhyme her words and she loves playing games. That's why you can recognize her by the dye spots on her body. She also has six eyelashes, three on each eye. Number Block 6. Next is the most colorful Number Block of all. Number Block 7. He's made of all the colors of the rainbow which are the colors of Number Blocks 1 to 6 plus his own color purple. Number Block 7 is the luckiest Number Block in Numberland and he likes rainbows of course. That's why you can recognize him by his rainbow colored hair. Number Block 7. Now make way for Number Block 8. He's made up of eight pink blocks and he's also known as Octoblock. He has eight tentacles which he uses to climb, crawl, and tickle his friends. He likes rescue missions. That's why he wears a superhero mask with eight spikes. Now meet Number Block 9. He's made up of nine gray cubes, three light, three medium, and three dark cubes. Nine is a square just like Number Block 4 and he also loves squares. That's why you can recognize him by his square eyes. Number Block 9. Now let's blast off into space with Number Block 10. She's made of 10 white blocks with a She can turn into a rocket ship and loves blasting off into space. You can remember her by her two star-shaped eyes because two fives make 10. Number Block 10. But wait, that's not all. There's actually one more Number Block we haven't met. It's Number Block 0. Because 0 is nothing, she doesn't have any cubes. She's only a numberling and a mouth. So there's all of them. Number Blocks 1 to 10. 1, 2, 3, 4, 5. Number Block 6, 7, 8, 9, 10. Number Blocks 1 and another one is 2 and another one is me. That's 3, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1. It's time for some number fun. You can count us because we're the Number Blocks. Now let's play some Number Block games. 1 plus 1 equals 2. 2 plus 1 equals 3. 3 plus 1 equals 4. 4 plus 1 equals 5. We can also build some of the Number Blocks in their rectangular shapes like this. The nice thing about mouthling cubes is that you can build them sideways. So we can make the Number Blocks rectangular shapes easily. Here's 4 as a square. We can also build 6 like this as a rectangle. Then all the dice faces on her body disappear and change to just one dot per block. Number Block 6. Number Block 8, Octoblock is usually a rectangle too. We can form him like this. Then his eyes become two blocks wide. Octoblock to the rescue. And because 9 is a square, we can also build 9 as a square like this. First we build three light gray blocks on the bottom row. Then three medium gray blocks in the middle. And finally, three dark gray blocks on top. Because 9 is made up of three groups of three. In fact, he can turn into Circus Act the Three Threes. And whenever Number Block 9 sneezes, his middle block flies out. Achoo! And he turns into Number Block 8 and Number Block 1. And when Number Block 10 isn't flying off into space as a rocket, we can also form her into a rectangle like this. And when she's a rectangle, there's enough red face plates so we can put a red border around her. Now she looks more like 10. Number Block 11 is made up of 10 white blocks and one red block. One of her eyes is bigger than the other and she loves football. Don't forget her numberling. I am 11. Next let's make Number Block 12. 12 is made up of 10 white blocks and two orange blocks in the center. She can make many kinds of rectangles because she's a super rectangle and that's why she has two rectangular-shaped eyes. Let's put her numberling. I am 12. Next is Number Block 13, the unluckiest number block in Number Land. 13 is made up of 10 white blocks and three yellow blocks. And even though he's unlucky, he's always cheerful. Let's put his When anyone says 13, three of his blocks fall off. Now here comes the skater of Number Land. Number Block 14. He's made up of 10 white blocks and four green blocks. And because he's a skater, he's always wearing a helmet. So cute. When he falls over, he splits into Lucky Double 7. That's why he has two rainbow eyebrows. And 14 is never without his skateboard. Look at that. So cute. Oh, I'm slipping. Oh, it's Lucky Double 7. Number Block 14. Extreme 14. Next is the step-shaped secret agent, Number Block 15. She's made up of 10 white blocks and five light blue blocks. She loves to help other number blocks and likes to go on secret missions. And you can recognize her by her step-shaped eyes because she's a member of the Step Squad. I am 15. 15 is actually made up of number blocks 1, 2, 3, 4, and 5. Number Block 15. Next is Number Block 16, the only square in the set. She's made up of She loves, do you know what? Squares, of course. And she even loves square dancing and square parties. I am 16. 16 is a square because she's four blocks tall and four blocks wide. And there are many ways to make 16. In fact, 16 is made up of four fours. She's also made up of two eights. And because she's a square, she's also a member of the 16 is feeling a little bit of a tickle. Huh? Huh? Achoo! Oh, hi, 12. Hi, 4. 16. Next is Number Block 17, who loves to paint. He's made up of 10 white blocks and seven rainbow blocks. So colorful. 17 is an artist and keeps his brush behind his ear. And because he loves to paint 17 things at once, he gets a bit messy. And that's why you can recognize him by the seven rainbow paint splats on his front. Don't forget his numberling. Number Block 17. The next number block is 18, super speedy super rectangle. 18 is made up of 10 white blocks and eight pink blocks. And he loves to go fast, sometimes too fast. I am 18 and I'm a super speedy super rectangle. 18 is made up of six threes because six times three is 18. He's also made up of three sixes. And of course, he's also made up of two nines. Next is one of 19. 19 is made up of 10 white blocks and nine gray blocks. She can't make any rectangles, but she doesn't mind because she's happy making crazy shapes. I'm 19 and I make crazy shapes. Check out some of the shapes I can make. An elephant, a teapot, a spiral. Here's more. Number Block 19. Now here's number 20, the big dance number. He's made up of 20 light orange blocks. His favorite dance is the two tenths tango. And you can recognize him by his special bow tie and tip-top top hat. How cute is that? This plate is already attached to the hat so you can connect it to the block directly. Number Block 20. I am 20. Did someone say dance? 20 loves the two tenths tango because it's made up of two tenths of course. Number Block 20. For 21, we'll need 18 regular light orange blocks, one red block, and two special double stud blocks. Let's put the snap faces. Those are her eyes and her mouth. And of course, her very special explorer hat with three rainbow feathers. Because 21 is made up of three sevens. And let's not forget her numberling. I am 21 and I'm a number explorer. 21 is made up of three sevens, which means she's also seven threes. Oh wait, did you notice 21's step shape mask? Because that means she's also a step shape. And we can build her like this with a one red block on top. She's the sum of one, two, three, four, five, and six. She's the sixth member of the step squad, which includes 15, 10, 6, 3, and 1. Now let's build Number Block 22. Number Block 22 is made up of 20 light orange blocks, two of which are special blocks with double studs, and two orange blocks. So let's start building. We can recognize him by his two round eyes. One big blue one and one small red one. Let's add his numberling. I am 22 and on two football teams. Happy to play home and away. That was fun. Next number block is, that's right, it's Number Block 23. 23 is made up of 20 light orange blocks, including two special blocks with double snaps, and three yellow blocks. You can recognize him by his two round eyes. He can't make any rectangles, but he doesn't mind at all. I'm 23 and I'm happy being me. Now let's make Number Block 24. 24 is made up of 20 light orange blocks, also two of which are special, and four green blocks. You can recognize her by her two large rectangular eyes, because she can make lots of rectangles, even more than 12 or 18. I'm 24 and I'm a super duper rectangle. Turn, switch, turn, switch, turn, switch. I can make rectangles all day and all night too. Because 12 hours of daytime and 12 hours of nighttime make 24 hours in a day. Did you know that there's a square even bigger than 16? That's right, it's Number Block 25. 25 is made up of 20 light orange blocks, two of which are special with double snaps, and five blue blocks. And we can recognize her by her two square blue eyes and five pointed eyebrows. Hi, I'm 25 and I'm a really, really big square. 25 is a square because she's made up of five fives. And she's also a member of the Square Club together with 16, 9, 4, and 1. Not sure if it's a square? Just say the motto. Even though we're different sizes, you can always recognize us. We're as tall as we are wide. We're the same turned on each side. Square Club, hooray! The next Number Block is a secret agent, Number Block 26. 26 is made up of 20 light orange blocks, two of which are special, and six indigo blocks. And we can recognize him by his shades, tie, and of course, his black bowler hat. I'm Agent 26 and I'm Double 13. Oh, did you know that there's another superhero besides Octoblock? That's right, it's Number Block 27. 27 is made up of 20 light orange blocks, two of which are special, and seven rainbow blocks. We can also recognize her by her purple superhero mask and yellow cube symbol above her eyes. And this is how we build Number Block 27 into a cube. With a yellow block in front and the red block on top. Then we can put her yellow face. I am 27 and I am a super cube. 27 is made up of three nines or three lots of three threes. And together they make a cube. The next Number Block is great with patterns, Number Block 28. 28 is made up of 20 light orange blocks and eight pink blocks. And we can build her into a tower like this. We can recognize her by her two rainbow step shaped eyes. I'm 28 and I'm a pattern pioneer. Making patterns is so much fun. 28 is also a step shape who's the sum of one to seven and is also a member of the step squad together with 21, 15, 10, 6, 3, and 1. Now let's build Number Block 29. 29 is made up of 20 light orange blocks and nine gray blocks. 29 and I love clubs. Being in them and making them more. He's a member of the made of ones club, the prime club, the nine enders, the odd blocks, and of course the roaring 20s. And now for the big number, it's 30. While Number Block 3 loves to entertain her friends, Number Block 30 loves to do that too but in a bigger way. And you can recognize her by her three pointed circus hat because 30 is made up of three 10s. And underneath her hat she keeps a magic circus. 30 is made up of three 10s. That means she's also made up of 10 threes. 20s, 20s, we're the roaring 20s. Get in line, feeling fine, 20 up to 29. Let's begin with Number Block 31. 31 is made up of 30 light yellow blocks and one red block. He loves making the shape of a calendar because there are exactly 31 days in most calendar months. He loves special events and holidays, especially Christmas. 31 is a prime number. Let's stick on his face. He even comes with a little support so he can stand up. And let's not forget his numberling. And there he is, Number Block 31. I am 31 and I love calendars. Now let's build Number Block 32. 32 comes with 30 light yellow blocks and two orange blocks. 32 is a super duper rectangle because you can divide her into many different ways. She's a dynamic doubler which means you can split her in half many times to make two 16s, four 8s, eight 4s, 16 2s, and 32 1s. Now let's put on her numberling. There she is, 32. I'm 32 and I'm a doubler. Here's how. If you start with 1 and double it, you have 2. Two 2s make 4. Two 4s make 8. And two 8s make 16. And two 16s make 32. Doubler. Now we're going to build a character that's going to be figured out soon in the show. Number Block 33. 33 is the third member of the League of Elevens because she's three football teams. 33 is sporty, upbeat, and she can even juggle with three footballs to the handball. She has a triangular football badge to show that she's three 11s. 33 is a palindrome which means you read it as 33 forwards or backwards. 33 is the third multiple of 11 because she's three 11s. She invented the triangle football so that all three of her teams can play at the same time. Now here's another new character. Number Block 34. He's a master decorator who can split into two 17s, a pair of painters, to whip up two versions of the same picture. 34 is also a member of the Four Enders. Just like 17 who loves to paint, 34 also has paint splats on his body. And of course, he also wears a really adorable painter's hat. And there's his numberling, Master Decorator 34. He's two 17s. Here's Number Block 35. He has 30 light yellow blocks and five blue blocks. 35 is lucky because he is five 7s and appears as part of the five times table. He just loves music and often splits into the Rainbow Flower Sunshine Band. That's seven colorful fives each playing a musical instrument. Because 35 is five 7s, he comes with five rainbow colored flowers. And there's his numberling. I'm 35 and I'm the Rainbow Flower Sunshine Band because 35 is five 7s and 35 is also seven 5s. This time we're going to build the number block that caused confusion in the Steps vs. Squares treasure hunt. Do you know who it is? That's right, it's 36. He secretly played for both teams because 36 is both a step and a square. He has 30 light yellow blocks and six indigo blocks. And because he's a member of the Step Squad, he has step-shaped eyes. And there's his numberling. Oh, don't mind me. I'm 36 and I'm a big fan of tricks. 36 is both a square and a step shape. Here's another new character, Number Block 37. 37 is clever, kind, and loves to solve problems. She often arranges her blocks into arrows to point the way. Even her hat, Hattie, turns her propeller into an arrow and back again. 37 is full of crazy ideas. Meet absent-minded Number Block 38. 38 is two 19s. So just like 19, he has zigzag eyebrows and also holds a red pencil. Forgetful 38 can't remember what he split into. Now let's see. There's 38. He split in two. That's right, two 19s. Put them back together to make 38. Introducing Number Block 39. 39 is a circus clown who loves performing. His nine blocks are often on the move as he mesmerizes his audience. He is part of the nine members. 39 loves this trick. He pretends his blocks are about to fall off. To make our next hero, we'll need three special connectors and a total of 10, 20, 30, 40 light green blocks. This is his face and numberling. He also comes with his favorite pet. Can you guess who it is? It's Oblongi. Time for 40 winks. A nice nap. 40 is made up of four 10s or two 20s. The next star of the show is made up of light blue blocks including four special connectors. Let's count the blocks. 10, 20, 30, 40, 50. Let's add 50's face plate and numberling. Because 50 is a rock star, she comes with her big electric guitar which has studs at the back so you can connect it to her body. My name is 50. I'm a rock and roll superstar. I'm all the rage when I take the stage with my shining gold guitar. And so you don't forget my name, I play this counting game in fives. 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, and 50. I'm 50. Of course we know that 50 is made up of five 10s. Now it's time to play with the next number block. This time we'll need five light purple special connectors and a total of 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60 light purple blocks. To make 60's face, we'll add her eyes and mouth. And finally her numberling. I am 60 here to play with 60 spots. 60 is made up of six 10s, three 20s, and even two 30s. Our next hero is special because he's very colorful. He has six special connectors so we can connect 10 light red blocks, 10 light orange blocks, 10 light yellow blocks, 10 light green blocks, 10 light blue blocks, 10 light indigo blocks, and 10 light violet blocks. His face is colorful and even his hair. We'll also add his numberling. I am 70. You lucky numbers. 70 is made up of seven 10s. Our next hero uses light magenta blocks with seven special connectors and a total of 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80 blocks. He is super octoblock and he comes with a superhero badge. Finally, we put the numberling. I am 80, super octoblock to the rescue. I'm the greatest super eight you've seen. Secretly, I'm eight 10s. We can make 80 with eight 10s, four 20s, or two 40s. Next up, we need eight special connectors in three different shades of gray. This number block is made up of 10, 20, 30 light gray blocks, 10, 20, 30 medium gray blocks, and 10, 20, 30 dark gray blocks. This is 90. We'll attach his pocket and hair that also comes in three different shades. Of course, let's not forget his numberling. 90. I am 90. You won't believe your eyes. We can make 90 with nine 10s and three 30s. And finally, our last hero for today is huge and we need a lot of red and light red blocks. We'll also need nine special connectors. Each column is made up of alternating red and light red blocks. We have 10, 20, 30, 40, 50, 60, 70, 80, 90, 100. She has one giant eye and her mouth is made up of three blocks. Her numberling is made up of one and two zeros to make 100. 100. I am 100. 100 is made up of 10 10s, five 20s, or two 50s. So these are all the mathling cubes from one to 100. Don't forget to join them. Thanks for watching Kids Toy Box. Don't forget to subscribe. Bye.