Question: User: Create a clear educational animation for children aged 5–7 showing that a cube has exactly 8 vertices. Use a fixed camera, a light background, and a simple friendly illustrated owl on the left. Place a large wireframe cube in the centre and a flat sheet of paper below it. Show hidden cube edges with dashed lines so all eight vertices can be distinguished. Animate this sequence: 1. The owl points toward the cube. 2. Highlight each of the cube’s eight vertices in sequence with a small golden glow. Previously highlighted vertices remain glowing. There must be exactly eight highlighted vertices. 3. From each highlighted vertex, release exactly one small pearl-like ball. Release the balls one at a time. Each ball travels down to the paper and stays there. 4. Arrange the eight balls on the paper in two rows of four, with clear spacing and no overlap. 5. As each ball lands, update a large counter from 1 through 8. Hold the final arrangement for three seconds, with the label “8 vertices”. Construct the cube, vertex markers, and balls as individually defined animation objects. Use exactly eight balls total. Keep the cube intact while the balls move. Make the counting sequence slow and easy to follow. Prioritize correct geometry, exact object counts, and readable text over decorative effects.