Extreme Cuckoo Clock: Build, Code, and Explore Timekeeping

1. Navigator says: Wasup, Cousin? I’m your navigator … Cousin Elmer I’ll follow when you press the arrow keys. You know what to do. All right Cousin … You got game! You Got legs Cousin Gisele ! You got soul Cousin Elvis ! Don’t let anyone ruffle your tail feathers, Cousin. Wanna see a chicken horror movie? Why do hens lay eggs? ‘Cause they’d break if they dropped them! Go The Extreme Cuckoo Clock developed at the Build-It-Yourself Laboratory

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3. Project Ideas Program Tips Meet The Cuckoos Set The Clock The Extreme Cuckoo Clock developed at the Build-It-Yourself Laboratory

4. Project Ideas Program Tips Meet The Cuckoos Set The Clock • More Clock Projects: • The minute hand advances every second instead of every minute so the clock can be tested and demonstrated. Can you change the code to make the clock keep real time? • How accurate is the cuckoo? • What could account for inaccurate time? • Can you run tests that enable you to predict the time lost or gained each day? • Design your own cuckoo. • Write a cuckoo song and record it. • Edit the code so you can select from many cuckoos. The Extreme Cuckoo Clock developed at the Build-It-Yourself Laboratory

5. Project Ideas Program Tips Meet The Cuckoos Set The Clock • Project Tips: • Write a storyline about your project. • Develop all the graphics using Power Point with white backgrounds. • Using Paint or Draw, cut the graphics so they are no bigger than need be. • Before you start coding, think about how you can break the entire project into a number of short tasks. It’s great if these short tasks (or sprites in Scratch) can be reused. The Extreme Cuckoo Clock developed at the Build-It-Yourself Laboratory

6. Project Ideas Program Tips Meet The Cuckoos Set The Alarm The Extreme Cuckoo Clock from Build-It-Yourself

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