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  • 7/29/2024
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00:00hi kids today we will learn the place value chart up to millions so let's get
00:09started kids can you read the number no it's difficult for you right now so
00:21let's learn the place value chart so that we are able to read bigger numbers
00:28here is our place value chart our numbers are divided into three-digit
00:38groups called periods each period is separated by a comma each comma has its
00:48own name thousands millions if you can read a three-digit number and you know
00:58the common names you can read any number now let's start with a three-digit
01:06number here we have a number four five seven right number in the place value
01:15chart starting from the ones digit seven below ones place five below tens place
01:25four below hundreds place the whole number is in ones period so no comma is
01:35there so it will be written as this and read as 457 now let's read a four digit
01:48number here we have a number write it below the place value chart starting with
01:56ones place seven below ones place one below tens place two comes below
02:07hundreds place four comes below thousands place now let's read the
02:14number you have to read the numbers separately from all periods four is in
02:23thousand periods so read it as four thousands and place comma after four now
02:34two one seven are in ones period now read them according to the place values
02:43217 so our number will be written as this and we read it as 4217 now let's
03:00read a five digit number here we have a number first write it below the place
03:09value chart starting with ones place four below ones place three below tens
03:19place one below hundreds place zero below thousands place and two below
03:27ten thousands place now let's read the number
03:35you have to read numbers separately from all periods along with the period name
03:4420 are in the thousands periods so read it as 20 thousands and place comma after
03:5420 20 and 1 3 4 are in ones period read them according to the place values 134
04:09so we write number as this and we will read it like 20,000 134 now let's read a
04:24six digit number here we have a number write it below the place value chart
04:33starting with ones place like this now let's read the number you have to read
04:43the numbers separately from all periods 2 3 4 are in the thousands periods so
04:52read it as 234 thousands and place comma now the next three numbers are in ones
05:05period read them according to the place values 506 so we write this number as
05:15this and we'll read it as 234 thousand five hundred and six now let's read a
05:28eight digit number here we have the number first write it below the place
05:37value chart starting from the ones place like this now let's read the
05:47number you have to read the numbers separately from all periods 3 3 are in
05:57the millions periods so read it as 33 millions and place comma after it now
06:09next three digits are in thousands period so read it as 767,000 and place a
06:23comma now next three digits are in ones period read them according to their
06:33place values it's 900 so our number will be written like this and we will read it
06:45as 33 million 767 thousand nine hundred so kids we just have to read a number in
06:59every period and name it with the period name so if you know how to read a
07:05three-digit number and also know the period names you can read any number so
07:15kids after every three number from the right there is a comma and each comma
07:23has a name name of the first comma from right is thousands name of the second
07:33comma from right is millions now let's put commas in some numbers here is a
07:43number starting from left put commas after three numbers no more comma
07:53required as the digits left are three only we will read this number as 456
08:04thousand as the name of first comma from left is thousands the number will
08:13be four hundred fifty six thousand seven hundred and eighty nine now let's take
08:22another example here we have a number starting from left four digits are left
08:33so again put comma after three digits yes now let's read the number it will be
08:45four million as the name of second comma from left is million five hundred sixty
08:55seven thousand as the name of the first comma from left is thousand and eight
09:02hundred ninety nine so our number is four million five hundred and sixty
09:09seven thousand eight hundred and ninety nine let's take another example here we
09:19have a number put in commas after every three digits from left our number will
09:26be like this now we will read it like 1 million as the name of second comma from
09:35left is million and the name of first comma from left is thousand but there is
09:44no digit to read only zeros are there so the number is 1 million now next take
09:55another example here we have a number starting from left put commas after
10:04every three numbers like this here we have two commas we will read it like
10:14three hundred twenty two million one hundred eleven thousand and one hundred
10:22eleven so the number is three hundred twenty two million one hundred eleven
10:31thousand and one hundred eleven so kids after you put commas you can name the
10:41numbers easily just remember the name of commas first comma from left is
10:49thousands second comma from left is millions so kids today we learned our
10:56police value chart up to hundred millions and naming the numbers now you
11:04may go ahead and take a quiz to learn more bye-bye