1. The Extreme Cuckoo Clock developed at the Build-It-Yourself Laboratory
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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The Extreme Cuckoo Clock developed at the Build-It-Yourself Laboratory

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
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