Exploring Place Value Concepts for 3rd Graders

In this video, Sage Axon reviews place value concepts for third graders using examples from Guinness World Records. The video covers standard, expanded, and word forms of numbers, using records like the most people sweeping in Oslo, the largest Oreo in Bahrain, and the largest sunglasses collection in Hawaii. Each record is used to illustrate how to break down numbers into their place values. The video concludes by encouraging viewers to share their favorite record in the comments.

What city set the world record for the most people sweeping the floor at the same time?

• Manama, Bahrain

• Tokyo, Japan

• Oslo, Norway

• Hawaii, USA

How many people participated in the sweeping world record?

• 1,506

• 6,495

• 5,159

• 4,000

What form breaks down the place values of a number?

• Standard form

• Word form

• Expanded form

• Block form

In which country was the sweeping world record set?

• USA

• Japan

• Norway

• Bahrain

What is the standard form of the number represented by 5 one thousand blocks, 1 one hundred block, 5 ten blocks, and 9 one blocks?

• 5,159

• 6,495

• 1,506

• 4,000

How much larger was the world's largest Oreo compared to a normal Oreo cookie?

• 6,495 times

• 5,159 times

• 1,506 times

• 4,000 times

Where was the world's largest Oreo cookie baked?

• Tokyo, Japan

• Oslo, Norway

• Manama, Bahrain

• Hawaii, USA

Which world record was set in Manama, Bahrain?

• Largest collection of sunglasses

• None of the above

• World's largest Oreo

• Most people sweeping

Who holds the record for the largest collection of sunglasses?

• Miss Betty Webster

• Casey

• Sage Axon

• Shea Jackson

How many pairs of sunglasses does Miss Betty Webster have?

• 1,000

• 6,495

• 5,159

• 1,506