Save Summer Game D88C8F

1. This request is for creating a fully interactive 3D animated children's game called "SAVE THE SUMMER!" for 10–11-year-old Grade 5 English learners. 2. The game features a large seaside summer scene with various objects: beach, blue sea, holiday house, palm trees, ice cream stand, campsite, bicycle, boat, surfboard, beach umbrella, clouds, sun, and cute animal friends. 3. Each object is initially "broken" in a funny way (e.g., sun lying on the beach, house upside down, palm tree fallen over, etc.). 4. The player clicks on any broken object to open a popup with reflection questions and answer buttons. 5. After any answer, positive feedback is shown, the popup closes, the object animates back to its normal position, and a counter increments. 6. The player can fix objects in any order until all 10 are repaired. 7. When all objects are fixed, the scene transforms into a perfect summer holiday with celebrations. 8. The game is NOT a grammar quiz; there are no wrong answers. 9. The visual style is a polished, cinematic 3D animated movie world with cute expressive animal characters and bright summer colors. 10. The main screen displays the title "SAVE THE SUMMER! ☀️" and instructions "OH NO! SUMMER IS BROKEN! Click a broken object to fix it!" plus a counter "SUMMER SAVED: 0/10". 11. The questions for each object are provided with multiple choice answers. 12. The game logic includes click handlers, popup management, animations, and state tracking. 13. The final celebration includes balloons, beach balls, confetti, sparkles, and a prompt "How do you feel?" with answer options. 14. The entire game is implemented as a single interactive 3D scene with clickable objects and dynamic UI. This is a programming and design task beyond a math problem, so no LaTeX or math expressions apply. q_count is 0 since no math problems are solved here.