Numbers Plus

Numbers Plus
BBC Schools TV
Company:	BBC
First run:	10th January 1994 - 21st March 1994 Repeated until 29th March 1996 (3 school years) [more][less]
Episodes:	10 episodes
Duration:	15 minutes
Subject:	Mathematics: Mathematics
Audience:	Age 5-7
Language:	In English
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A lively maths series, designed as a follow-on from the first series of Numbertime, featuring four colourful "clown-like" characters called Mo, Sappy, Grimble and Jick who live in a house together. A robot called trundle narrates each episode and helps them with their maths. There are also animations and songs.

Episodes

#	Title	Topic	Broadcast
1.	The Barbecue	numbers 10-20	10 Jan 1994
2.	The Picnic	sharing and dividing	17 Jan 1994
3.	Sort It Out	sorting	24 Jan 1994
4.	Is It, Isn't It?	recording & handling data	31 Jan 1994
5.	On with the Show!	numbers 10-100	7 Feb 1994
6.	On the Shelf	measuring length	21 Feb 1994
7.	The Big Top	measuring weight	28 Feb 1994
8.	It's My Birthday!	measuring time	7 Mar 1994
9.	How Much, How Many?	numbers over 100 & using money	14 Mar 1994
10.	All Shapes and Sizes	2D & 3D shapes	21 Mar 1994

Credits

Starring

Nicola Blackman as Mo Tony Marshall as Sappy Jefferson Clode as Grimble Nia Davies as Jick Stephen Kemble & Roamer as Trundle

Written by	Christopher Lillicrap Charles Way
Education officer	Su Hurrell
Consultants	Mike Askew Nick Morgan
Music	Henry Marsh
Graphic designer	Iain Macdonald
Animation	Kevin Wrench Andrew Franks
Visual effects designer	Andy Lazell
Designer	Andrée Welstead Hornby
Director	Neil Ben
Producer	Judy Brooks

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