Childs Neopixel Sunrise Alarm Clock

This is a simple alarm clock that switches between a day and a night image so children who can't tell the time know when it's acceptable to get up in the morning. It was thrown together out of necessity when I realised I had left our real clock at grannies. I thought I would share the details here though in case anyone else wants to try a clock for their own child.

Components:

Wiring:

Power for the whole arrangement comes through the USB connection
5V, GND from both the RTC and the Neopixel Ring are connected to the Arduino.
Data in from the Neopixel Ring connects to Digital input 2 on the Arduino
SCL of the RTC goes to Analogue input 5 on the Arduino
SDA of the RTC goes to Analogue input 4 on the Arduino

Libraries:

Wire Library - for connecting to the RTC with I2C
DS1307RTC Library - for understanding what the RTC says over I2C
Time Library - lets the Arduino understand times
TimeAlarms Library - executes functions at specific times/intervals
FastLED Library - for communicating with the NeoPixel ring

Code:

Full source is available for download from here

The first lines of the setup function define the time that the alarm will go off
The RTC and Neopixel ring are initialised
Two alarms are created, one at the time previously specified another an hour later
The main loop of the program does nothing except create a delay that keeps the timer ticking
LightsOn function, creates the short sunshine animation when the alarm goes off
LightsOff function, switches the LED's back to night time colour

Introduction: Childs Neopixel Sunrise Alarm Clock