1. Define 100 million: First of all, you can explain what 100 million is and its importance in mathematics and real life. 1 100 million is a big number, but it is also a number that is hard to imagine intuitively. Through some examples, such as how long is 100 million seconds, or how high is 100 million Mount Everest, readers can have a more specific concept of this number.

2. Counting unit of 100 million: introduce the counting unit of 100 million. One hundred million is a big number, and the counting units are usually "million" and "ten million", not "one". This can help people better understand the size of this number. Compare 100 million with other numbers: By comparing 100 million with other familiar or larger numbers, people can understand the size of 100 million more intuitively.

3. Calculate the power of 100 million: By calculating the power of 100 million, people can understand the size of 100 million more intuitively. For example, calculating the square or cube of 100 million will get a very large number. Application of 100 million in real life: Introduce the application of 100 million in real life.

The benefits of making tabloids

1, improve creativity and imagination: making tabloids requires innovative thinking and unique imagination. Whether it is designing the layout, choosing the theme, or selecting and arranging the content, it is necessary to rearrange the information and have original opinions. This process can stimulate and enhance the imagination of the creator.

2. Strengthen organizational planning ability: Making tabloids requires good organizational planning ability. From content planning to layout design to text editing, it needs careful planning and organization. In this way, producers can learn how to arrange appropriate information in a limited space and improve their organization and planning ability.

3. Improve reading and writing skills: Making tabloids is not only the art of vision, but also the art of writing. In the process of writing tabloids, producers need to use various writing skills, such as narration, explanation and discussion. Through continuous practice, producers can improve these skills and improve their reading and writing skills.