Who's hiding?
An animal hides in a bush. Children hear its sound and guess, then it pops out. The frog lands on Bingo’s head; Bingo guesses wrong on the sheep.
Five short 3D videos in which Bingo teaches Cambridge Pre A1 Starters words through a game: guess who is hiding, fix Bingo's silly mistakes, pop and count, yummy or yucky, and a butterfly that lands on him. 35 words in 7:56.
Made for this request on 30/10/2026, verbatim, sent with Bingo's 3D character sheet:
từ bạn Bingo này, hãy generate một số video vui nhất có thể để giúp trẻ em từ 4-6 tuổi học từ vựng theo chuẩn Cambridge
Built in code by an AI assistant in one session. This is a draft for discussion, not a finished series.
Sources. Every taught word was checked against Cambridge English's Pre A1 Starters, A1 Movers and A2 Flyers Word List (2018), Starters A–Z list and the numbers 1–20 rule. Bingo is the 3D model from /pet-3d with a wider white muzzle to match the sheet. The scenes are rendered with Three.js; Bingo's voice is ElevenLabs “Sally” (young British), the animal sounds, effects and the five music beds are ElevenLabs sound and music generation. Every voice line was checked with speech-to-text, and the finished soundtrack of the first video was transcribed end to end.
Limits.
~/Downloads/bingo-videos/out/ because each is larger than the 25 MB file limit of this site.Each video is one topic and one game, between one and two minutes long. Bingo asks, waits for the children, then says the word and points to it on screen.
An animal hides in a bush. Children hear its sound and guess, then it pops out. The frog lands on Bingo’s head; Bingo guesses wrong on the sheep.
Bingo paints things the wrong colour (a blue apple, a pink banana, a green sky) and children shout the right one. A bucket of white paint lands on his head for the last colour.
Ten balloons float over and Bingo pops each one as he counts. Then “How many ducks?”, “How many frogs?”, and a count to ten that launches him into the sky.
Food drops onto Bingo’s picnic plate: “What’s this?”, children answer, Bingo eats it. A stinky sock and an old shoe drop in too: “Yucky!”
A butterfly lands on Bingo’s head, ear, eyes, hand and foot, and children name each part. It lands on his nose last: “Ah… ah… achoo!”
The same loop runs for every word, so children know what comes next and can join in by the second round.
| Video | Topic | Words | “Your turn” pauses | Length | 1080p master |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Who's hiding? | Animals | 6 | 6 | 1:35 | 73 MB |
| Silly colours | Colours | 6 | 6 | 1:55 | 89 MB |
| Pop & count | Numbers | 10 | 2 | 1:16 | 58 MB |
| Yummy or yucky? | Food | 7 | 7 | 1:42 | 79 MB |
| The butterfly game | My body | 6 | 6 | 1:27 | 66 MB |
The source is in ~/Downloads/bingo-videos. Each video is a script in src/episodes/; the lines Bingo says are in lines.json. To change a line, edit it there, run python3 tools/tts.py, then node tools/render.mjs full animals (about four minutes per video on this Mac) and python3 tools/page.py to refresh this page.