Curse Repelling Whiz Kid Once upon a time, in a small village called Castlebrook, there lived a young boy named Oliver. Oliver was known as the Curse Repelling Whiz Kid because he had an extraordinary talent for breaking curses. The villagers of Castlebrook had been suffering from a series of strange curses that had plagued the village for many years. No one knew how or why these curses had come upon them, but they wanted nothing more than to be free from their curse-filled lives. Oliver discovered his curse-breaking abilities at a very young age. Whenever someone in the village was cursed, they would turn to him for help.
New Numberblocks game joins CBeebies Go Explore app
Pre-schoolers can practise their numeracy skills with the help of their favourite Numberblocks characters in Number Magic Run, a new game that�s now available in the CBeebies Go Explore app. Featuring popular characters from the hit CBeebies show, Number Magic Run includes simple addition, subtraction and the sharing of puzzles to introduce key early years foundation stage (EYFS) numeracy skills to pre-schoolers.
Number Magic Run offers an opportunity for children and parents alike to engage with numeracy in a fun and encouraging environment. Mixing learning with simple game-play, children can learn at their own pace as they help the Numberblocks characters travel through caves and mountains in search of some shiny treasure.
Rachel Bardill, Executive Editor, BBC Children�s, says: �We�re excited to bring another new way to nurture key early years skills in the Go Explore app, this time with our favourite Numberblocks friends. With Number Magic Run, we hope to give little ones a chance to pick up and practise their numeracy in a fun way.�
Go Explore is packed with free games and videos based on the early years curriculum featuring CBeebies favourites, from phonics with the Alphablocks to shapes with Hey Duggee. Number Magic Run follows the launch of Your Mindful Garden, a mindfulness game voiced by Stephen Fry, which was added to the app earlier this year.
Number Magic Run was developed by BBC Children�s with help from an education consultant. Download the Go Explore app now via the Apple, Google Play and Amazon app stores.
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Numberblocks World
Get ready for an animated adventure and number magic that you can count on to help your child learn maths in a visual and exciting way. Numberblocks World is a fun-with-numbers video on demand app, brought to you by the BAFTA award-winning team at Alphablocks Ltd. and Blue Zoo Animations Studio.
Master maths the fun way. 1, 2, 3 − Let’s go!
Available to download on the Apple, Google Play and Amazon app stores
Whenever someone in the village was cursed, they would turn to him for help. He had a natural knack for finding the source of the curse and coming up with a solution to break it. It was said that Oliver had a special connection with the magical world.
How does Numberblocks World help your child?
1 Maths is SO much easier when you can see how it works. 100+ episodes bring hundreds of essential number skills to life with big visuals and amazing animation, from your first encounter with One to mini-musicals, classic comedy, song-and-dance numbers and a nail-biting escape from the double dungeon of doom…
2 Created together with experts from the NCETM (National Centre for Excellence in the Teaching of Mathematics) and presented in levels that help children progress through the different stages of number skills, Numberblocks is compatible with all early years curricula.
3 This app is fun, educational and safe, being COPPA and GDPR-K compliant and 100% ad-free.
4 All presented through a safe, 100% ad-free, digital world for your child to explore.
He could sense the energy of curses and had an innate understanding of how they worked. He would spend hours studying ancient spell books, learning about different types of curses and how to counteract them. The people of Castlebrook were in awe of Oliver's abilities. They trusted him implicitly and believed that he was their only hope. He became a beacon of light in a village consumed by darkness. Oliver's fame as the Curse Repelling Whiz Kid spread far and wide. People from neighboring villages and even distant towns sought his help. Soon, he was traveling across the land, breaking curses and bringing joy and relief to countless individuals. But Oliver was not content with simply breaking curses. He wanted to get to the root of the problem and find a way to prevent curses from ever happening again. He delved even deeper into his studies, researching ancient rituals and spells that could protect against curses. After years of research and experimentation, Oliver discovered a powerful enchantment that could shield villages from curses. With the help of the villagers of Castlebrook, he cast the enchantment, creating a protective barrier around the village. From that day forward, Castlebrook became known as the Village of Tranquility. The once cursed village was now a place of peace and happiness, thanks to Oliver's curse-repelling abilities. Oliver's legacy as the Curse Repelling Whiz Kid lived on long after his passing. The people of Castlebrook never forgot the boy who had saved them from their curse-filled lives. They erected a statue in his honor and told tales of his bravery and intelligence to future generations. Oliver's story serves as a reminder that even in the face of adversity, one person has the power to change the course of history. His determination, intellect, and compassion made him a true hero in the eyes of the villagers. The Curse Repelling Whiz Kid may be gone, but his spirit lives on in the hearts of those he saved..
Reviews for "Curse Repelling Whiz Kids: From Folklore to Modern-Day Protectors"
1. Emma - 2 stars - I was really disappointed with "Curse Repelling Whiz Kid". The plot was overly predictable and cliche, leaving no room for surprises or genuine excitement. The characters lacked depth and development, making it difficult to connect with any of them. The dialogue felt forced and unrealistic, and the writing style was lackluster. Overall, I found this book to be uninspiring and forgettable.
2. John - 1 star - "Curse Repelling Whiz Kid" was a complete bore. The storyline was confusing and disjointed, making it hard to follow and engage with the plot. The protagonist was annoying and lacked any redeeming qualities, making it impossible to root for them. The pacing was inconsistent, dragging in some parts and rushing through others. I would not recommend wasting your time on this book.
3. Sarah - 2 stars - I had high hopes for "Curse Repelling Whiz Kid" but it fell flat for me. The writing was mediocre at best, with a lack of descriptive language or eloquence. The premise had potential, but it was poorly executed. The conflict felt forced and resolved too easily, leaving no real emotional impact. Overall, I was disappointed and didn't find anything special or noteworthy about this book.