BBC Children’s & Education, Alphablocks Ltd and Blue Zoo Animation Studio are teaming up on a reboot of phonics-focused animated series Alphablocks for BBC preschool channel CBeebies. The reboot marks ...

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BBC Children’s and Education, Alphablocks and Blue Zoo Animation Studio are bringing back the phonics-focused series Alphablocks. The educational series returns to CBeebies with a visual upgrade and ...

New educational series launches on CBeebies and BBC iPlayer from Monday 20 January At CBeebies we are passionate about making learning an exciting adventure for young audiences. Wonderblocks embodies ...

At CBeebies we are passionate about making learning an exciting adventure for young audiences. Wonderblocks embodies this perfectly by combining the magic of storytelling with essential skills, giving ...

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Prime numbers are only divisible by themselves and one. Robert Brook via Getty Images In the 17th century, French monk and mathematician Marin Mersenne developed a method to find prime numbers: values ...