This educational video provides a clear, step-by-step tutorial on converting mass measurements from kilograms to grams within the metric system. Using a real-world example of a pineapple weighing 2.12 kilograms, the narrator demonstrates how to calculate the equivalent mass in grams by multiplying by 1,000. The video explicitly visualizes the mathematical shortcut of shifting the decimal point three places to the right, showing how to handle placeholders when necessary. The content focuses on two key mathematical competencies: understanding the relationship between metric units (1 kg = 1,000 g) and the procedural skill of multiplying decimals by powers of ten. After the initial word problem, the video provides two additional abstract practice problems—converting 3.07 kg and 0.5 kg—to reinforce the concept of adding zeros as placeholders during the conversion process. For educators, this video serves as an excellent visual aid for teaching decimal operations and measurement conversions. The clear animation of the decimal point "jumping" helps demystify the abstract concept of multiplication by 1,000. It is particularly useful for visual learners who struggle with mental math or place value concepts, offering a reliable strategy that can be applied to any metric conversion involving kilo- prefixes.