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All Bets Are Off

28 September 2009 | Timmy's dad still hasn't learned not to underestimate Ms. Rita or the power of his bets with Timmy.

Back to School

14 August 2009 | Not all back to school supplies are exciting.

Backyard Giza

13 June 2009 | There's no better way to learn than by doing.

Energy Saver

8 November 2009 | Timmy's science ecology project is put on hold by an unlikely agency.

Extra Credit

16 November 2009 | Timmy's science project receives extra "credit".

Eye of the Beholder

11 October 2009 | Value is different depending on the eye of the beholder.

First Student

5 October 2009 | The key to success is knowing when to ask for help.

Happy Anniversary Creative Tutors!

1 November 2009 | Creative Tutors is celebrating its 10th anniversary.

Happy Father's Day

20 June 2009 | Happy Father's Day to all our dads!

Happy Halloween

25 October 2009 | It pays to study...even on Halloween.

Happy New Year

27 December 2009 | The actual start of the new year is sometimes open to interpretation.

Happy Thanksgiving

22 November 2009 | Timmy and his friends enjoy a special Thanksgiving lunch at school.

Happy Valentine's Day!

11 February 2010 | Timmy and Tom discuss candy semantics.

Homework Hernia

16 August 2009 | Transition from summer to back to school is always overwhelming.

It's Not Alpaca!

7 March 2010 | Miss Rita discovers that fur is best worn when woven.

Keeping Pace

13 December 2009 | The best tutors go the extra mile for their students.

Maya's Meltdown

11 January 2010 | The prospect of state exit exams is too much for Timmy's babysitter.

Missing Myths

18 July 2009 | Timmy and Ms. Rita have different ideas about mythology.

Monster Memories

1 Aug 2009 | Timmy learns classic Greek heroes can be as exciting as comic book characters.

Ms. Rita to the Rescue

16 May 2009 | Timmy's math grade is less than sterling so it's Ms. Rita to the rescue.

Olympian Efforts

29 November 2009 | Miss LaShonda goes the extra mile for her students.

Once In a Lifetime

30 May 2009 | Ms. Rita stops Timmy's tutoring session to share the wonders of astronomy with him.

Parents Rule

4 July 2009 | Timmy and the girls learn that families are never truly democracies.

Permission Slip

13 September 2009 | Timmy has a strong reaction to President Obama's speech to students.

Report Props

28 February 2010 | Timmy learns just how difficult it is to speak with false wooden teeth.

Rules of the Game

21 December 2009 | Timmy's dad learns it's not your skill that's important but the time spent with your kids...trying.

See You Next Year

20 December 2009 | Timmy can hardly contain his excitement over his holiday break.

Something Doesn't Add Up

31 August 2009 | Timmy seems more interested in economics than his math problem.

Space Trek

10 August 2009 | Dad doesn't realize that doing is so much better than pretending.

Story Problem

6 September 2009 | Timmy gets annoyed at having to solve "Ron's problems".

Stress Test

24 January 2010 | Ms. Rita come's prepared for Maya's first tutoring session.

Sugar Shock

11 January 2010 | Even Ms. Rita has trouble getting Timmy to focus when he raids the snack box.

Vancouver 2010

18 February 2010 | Timmy's dad has his own special way to celebrate the 2010 Winter Olympic Games.

Timmy Makes The Cut

20 September 2009 | Timmy's perfect report card has unintended consequences.

Timmy's Hero

31 January 2010 | Timmy chooses his hero for Black History Month.

Who is Who?

4 February 2010 | Timmy and his dad have a moment of confusion during the Super Bowl halftime show.

Wild Thing

6 December 2009 | Another of Ms. Rita's talents is exposed.

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  • Adopt a Pet by Jan Van Blarcum

    Thinking of adopting a pet? First and most importantly try to adopt an animal from your local shelter! Before adopting a pet there are a few things to consider:

    1) Think about why you want a pet. Is it because your kids are begging you for a cute new puppy or kitty? If that is the case then you may not appreciate how big of a mistake it is to adopt a pet without a plan. Many dogs and cats will be a part of your family for 10 - 20 years. Adding a pet to your family is an important decision that should not be taken lightly!

    2) Do you already have pets in your home? How will your current pets view this new companion?

    3) Do you have time for a new pet? If you work and are gone all day will the pet be crated? Who will exercise the new pet while you are at work? If you travel with your job who will care for your pet while you are on business travel? Don't forget that one of the many reasons pets are taken to shelters is because the owner did not evaluate how much time they had to commit to caring for the new pet.

    4) Do you know how much it will cost to care for your new pet? Expenses add up quickly! Such as; licenses, training, spaying and neutering, veterinary care, grooming, toys, food, kitty litter, and more... Do the math and make sure you can cover the expenses your new pet will add to your budget.

    5) Are you prepared to handle some of the common issues that come up with pet ownership? Flea infestations, scratched-up furniture, accidents from animals who aren't yet house-trained, and unexpected medical emergencies are unfortunate!

    6) Before you bring your pet home you should check with your landlord restrictions for rental communities or home owner association restrictions.

    7) Is your life settled enough to take on the responsibility of a new pet? If you have kids that are under 6 years of age you may need to wait until they are able to handle some of the responsibilities for the pet. Children need to be mature enough to take on responsibilities for the care of the family pet. If you are a college student or in the military and are not settle down it may be wise to wait.

    8) Do your homework first! Research animal breeds; for example some dogs may need much more exercise and activity before they are able to settle down at home. Other dogs may be happy to lay around on the couch all day and and have a calm temperament. Some dogs bark a lot and some are pretty quiet. Do your homework first and find a pet that fits your lifestyle and idea of a pet.

    9) Think about times when you need someone else to care for your pet. Who will be there to care for your pet while you go on a vacation? Is is a neighbor or friend? Will you have to pay money to board your pet at a kennel or for pet-sitting services?

    10) Are you going to be a responsible pet owner? Having your pet spayed or neutered, obeying community leash and licensing laws, and keeping identification tags on your pets are all part of being a responsible owner.

    You finally reach the decision to bring a pet into your home and your life! Love your pet! Show your pet that you love them by spending quality time and companionship with them. Remember to exercise your pet daily and offer them a pet healthy diet. Make regular visits to the veterinarian to help you keep your pet happy, health and loved!

    Spending a lifetime with your pet will be a rewarding experience. Remember that when you adopt a pet and bring them into your family you commitment to care for the animal for his or her lifetime and they in turn will love you for their lifetime!

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