- Well, parking always has been a problem at math park.

I guess everybody wants to go to the math park field day.

"(school bell rings)" "(Children cheering)" - Get ready for a very special super-duper math class.

We're going on a field trip where learning math is tons of fun.

Our destination is the Math Park.

"(children cheering)" - Howdy chipmunks, welcome to math park.

I'm park ranger, A. Rith Metic, but you can call me Ranger Rick.

Math Park is the place where ice cream prices are stable, but balloon vendors welcome inflation.

Hey, you know what?

It's another fun-filled decimal day in math park, let's get started.

- Look at that.

It's a bar that's been cut into 10 equal parts and three of those those parts are shaded red.

How would we write that as a fraction?

That's right.

Three tenths.

And how would we write that as a decimal?

Right?

Again, zero decimal point three, but we still say three tenths.

- Now would you look at that?

It's a square that's been cut into 100 little squares and 15 of those little squares are shaded red.

So how do we write that as a fraction?

You got it 15 over 100, because 15 out of a hundred are shaded red.

But how do you write it as a decimal?

Exactly, Zero decimal point fifteen, but we still say 15 hundredths.

Yabba dabba, doo - It's time for the math park athletic games.

Today, we're going to be seeing three contestants run the 100 meter dash.

They will see how many meters they can run in 10 seconds.

Our first contestant is Mr. Bull Horn.

Mr. Bull Horn is running the 100 meter dash for the first time.

He doesn't seem to be dressed properly for the event.

He's just wearing some jeans and a T-shirt, but maybe he's going for comfort.

Maybe that's more of his style.

Okay, let's get ready.

Get set.

Go.

And he's off.

Let's see how many meters he's going to run out of 100 meters.

How many he's going to run in 10 seconds.

Look at him go and.. "(whistle blown)" There we go.

He stopped at 44 hundredths of the track.

44 meters out of 100 meters.

Okay Mr. Bull horn That was a good start there.

We'll see how you compare with the other runners.

And speaking of the other runners, our next contestant is Janet.

Janet is known for her athletic ability.

She's also dressed appropriately for the run, doing some stretching there.

And it's time to take your mark Janet, on your mark.

Get set.

Go.

Alright.

Let's see.

She's got 10 seconds.

She's going.

She's going.

She just surpassed bull horn.

"(whistle blown)" Okay.

53 hundredths of the track.

53 meters out of 100 meters.

Way to go, Janet.

All right.

And boy, she's smiling.

She's very happy.

Oh, she's going to be talking with someone later.

Wow.

Maybe a date.

"(Laugh)" Okay.

Let's see how our next contestant is going to do.

This is Mr.

Loud Mouth.

Now Mr.

Loud mouth also decided to wear jeans and a T-shirt.

Again, maybe he's going for comfort.

Maybe that will work better for him.

We will see how well he fairs get ready?

Get set.

Go.

All right.

He's got 10 seconds.

He is moving.

Looks kind of like he's swimming, but you know, maybe that's just the way he runs.

Where's he going to stop?

"(whistle blown)" And 49 hundredths, he got 49 out of 100 meters in 10 seconds.

Good show Mr.

Loud Mouth.

Now it's time to check our 100 meter dash results.

Let's go over them again.

First we had Mr. Bull Horn and bull horn came in at 44 meters out of a hundred, So his score is 44 hundredths.

Next we have Janet and Janet in 10 seconds ran 53 meters out of a hundred.

Her score is 53 hundredths.

And last but not least is Mr.

Loud mouth.

Mr.

Loud, mouth ran 49 meters out of a hundred.

His score is 49 hundredths.

And who is the winner?

The winner of the 100 meter dash is Janet.

Congratulations Yet another square cut into 100 equal parts.

And three of those parts are shaded red.

Now we know how to write that as a fraction.

3 over 100 or three hundredths, but how do you write it as a decimal.

Like this zero decimal point zero three, but we still say three hundredths.

- 100 Ping pong balls in the bowl.

And there is bull horn.

How many will he get out?

He got 14 hundredths of the ping pong balls out of the bowl.

100 ping pong balls in the bowl.

And there's Loud Mouth.

And let's see, He has gotten out 16 hundredths of the ping pong balls out of the bowl.

100 ping pong balls in the bowl and there's Janet And Janet has gotten 17 hundredths of the ping pong balls out of the bowl.

- Can you say the next three decimals before Ashley does.

- One tenth, Seven Hundredths, Five tenths.

"(fast paced music)" - Howdy green horns, I'm Math Billy.

And we're going to have a little quick draw contest to see who's faster at mathematics, me or you.

Here's how it's going to work.

In just a moment, You're going to see a fraction above my head and we're going to see who's faster at writing it in decimal form.

You or me?

You're ready.

Here we go.

Get ready, get set and draw.

Done.

Did you write eight hundredths?

And did you write it like this to match the fraction of 8 over 100?

If you're did, you're smarter than a whip, a smart whip.

Yeah.

Why?

You're quicker than a Jack rabbit on a Pogo stick, but I'm going to get your next time.

(laughs) - One and seven hundredths.

- It's time to play build a decimal the game where we find out which of our two contestants can build the bigger decimal number.

Our contestants today are Scott and Kat.

Round one.

Look in the center guys, at the number generator and let's see what our first digit is Two where are they going to put it?

in the hundredths place.

Smart move guys.

Next digit is six.

Scott put it in the tenths place and Kat put it in the ones place.

Seven our final digit and Scott put it in the ones place and Kat in the tenths place.

Now what decimal number did Scott make?

Seven and 62 hundredths.

And what about Kat?

What decimal number did she make?

Six and 72 hundredths who built the bigger number?

It's Scott with seven and 62 hundredths.

Congratulations, Scott on winning round one.

Hang in there Kat another round is coming up.

Round two.

Let's see what our contestants will do.

Here comes the number generator.

Our first digit is four.

Scott puts it in the hundredths place and Kat puts it in the tenths place.

All right, here comes the next digit eight.

Scott puts it in the ones place and Kat puts it in the ones place.

I probably would be the same thing.

Okay, the last digit for this round is Nine.

Oo Nine.

Scott puts it in the 10th place and Kat and the hundredths place.

Now what number did Scott build?

His decimal number is eight and 94 hundredths.

And what about Kat?

What is her decimal number?

Eight and 49 hundredths.

Now who built the bigger decimal numbers?

Scott or Kat?

It's Scott again with eight and 94 hundredths.

Okay Kat, Don't give up.

There's still one more round.

Round three.

This is our final round.

Now Scott's got two wins already, but Kat might still score this one.

Let's find out here comes the number generator.

There it is our first digit on our last round is three.

They both put it in the hundredths place.

Okay, I think that's a smart move.

Let's see what our next digit is eight.

Mm.

Okay.

What are they going to do?

Scott put it in the tenths place and Kat went for the ones place.

Okay.

Scott, you're taking a chance.

Let's see what the last digit is.

It's seven, not many choices here as to where to put it.

Scott puts it in the ones place and Kat puts it in the tenths place.

What decimal number did Scott build?

Seven and 83 hundredths.

And what about Kat?

What decimal number did she build?

Eight and 73 hundredths.

Now who built the bigger decimal number?

It's Kat with eight and 73 hundredths.

Congratulations.

Kat wins the round and Scott wins the game.

They're both winners.

Congratulations.

- How do you say it?

32 and eight hundredths.

- Hundredths.

Seventeen hundredths.

"- [Hidden Speaker]" You got to go back out there, you got to do the decimal point.

"- [Karate Guy]" Okay.

Okay.

Get out of my face?

I'm going 17 hundredths.

Sayonara Au Revoir Arrivederci Auf Wiedersehen Adios Bye - So what did you think about the games eh?

- Well if you ask about the running I think that I did pretty well.

- Running, running, running I did not hear the whistle, if I would have heard the whistle I would have been.. - Clearly I got the skills, I got the skills - Speaking of skills, what about those styrofoam balls?

- That was ridiculous, that was ridiculous, ridiculous of them.

- Ridiculous because you want a rematch - Rematch, totally rematch - rematch, rematch, rematch, re.. - I'm afraid that rematch is going to be postponed due to rain.

Well, it looks like Math Park is going to have to close early too.

Until Math Park reopens, I salute you math chipmunks.

- Math park is presented by lucky cat productions.

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