Create an app using remotion; Template 1: Counting Objects Purpose: Teach counting numbers 1–20 using fun visuals. Structure: Intro: "Let's count together!" with bouncing numbers on the screen. Visuals: Objects (e.g., apples, balloons) appear one by one. Quiz: "How many balloons are there?" with multiple-choice options. Game: Match the number to the correct group of objects. Customizations: Change objects (e.g., stars, toys). Adjust the range of numbers.
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import remotion as r
# Function to create bouncing numbers animation
def create_bouncing_numbers():
return r.sequence(
r.bounce_frame(200, "Counting Objects").translate((-100, 0)),
duration=2
)
# Function to animate showing objects
objects = ['apples', 'balloons', 'stars', 'toys']
def create_object_visuals():
return r.sequence(
*(r.show_object(obj) for obj in objects),
duration=4
)
# Function to create quiz animation
question = "How many balloons are there?"
answers = ['1', '2', '3', '4']
def create_quiz():
return r.quiz(question, answers)
# Function for the game matching numbers to object groups
def create_matching_game():
return r.match_number_to_objects(range(1, 5), objects)Hi! I can help you with any questions about Streamlit and Python. What would you like to know?