Hello, everybody, how are you?
Today, I'm going to bake a strawberry cake.
First, I turn on the oven to two hundred degrees.
-Oh, Katharine, I'd like to try a piece of strawberry cake.
-Be my guest, Mermaid. In the last five minutes,
I turn down the oven to one hundred degrees.
-Oh, one hundred, ¡that's a big number!
-Yes, it is a big number, Mermaid.
How do you make numbers in the hundreds?
Look, one hundred, two hundred,
three hundred, four hundred, five hundred, six Android,
seven hundred, eight hundred,
nine hundred.
So, as you see, we say the first number and then, hundred.
One hundred, three hundred...
But what comes after three hundred?
Listen.
Three hundred and one,
three hundred and two,
three hundred an three...
What comes next, Mermaid?
Three hundred and five, three hundred and six,
or three hundred and four?
-Three hundred and four.
-That's right, Mermaid. Three hundred and four.
Can you read this number, Mermaid?
-Four hundred and twenty.
-That's right. How about this number?
-Four hundred and twenty five.
-Excellent.
Mermaid, as you can see,
we put the number four, then hundred,
and then the nex number, twenty five.
-And can you read this one?
-Nine hundred and ninety nine.
-Yes, nine hundred and ninety nine. It's a funny number.
-Yes, it is.
Now I'm going to tell you a very important number,
it's a telephone number.
You can call it in case of emergency.
It's one hundred and twelve.
-One hundred and twelve, I'm going to remember that.
-Yes, you can call one 112 and professionals will help you.
-Ok, I'm gonna call.
-No, wait, Mermaid,
you can only call 112 in case of an emergency.
-OK.
Two hundred and twenty one...
-Let me see..
Two hundred and twenty one? No, I don't have that number.
-Eight hundred and fifty three...
-Let me see...
-Yes, eight hundred and fifty three.
-One hundred and forty seven...
Yes, I have that number too!
Bingo!
Boys and girls, if you want to practice numbers,
you can play bingo too.
So where else can we find big numbers?
Well, in the European Union,
we use euros,
and in one euro, there are one hundred cents.
And for example, if you want to buy a bicycle,
it might cost a lot of money,
for example, two hundred and fifty euros.
-Oh, Katharine, don't forget,
we need to turn the oven down to one hundred degrees.
-You're right, Mermaid, let's go to the kitchen
and finish making our cake.
It smells lovely.
-Yes!
-Bye, everybody!