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Remember the joy that came with owning your very first book? And the excitement of discovering new words as you learned how to read?
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Remember the joy that came with owning your very first book? And the excitement of discovering new words as you learned how to read?
Read Article βWisconsin Rapids Area Optimists Club is asking businesses and individuals to partner with them to do something to help with the education of our young people today.
Read Article βMembers of the 51-year-old Rotary Club of Potomac are gearing up for their fall community service project.
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On Friday, Oct. 14, the Needham Rotary Club presented third-grade students at Eliot School with dictionaries as part of the national nonprofit Dictionary Project.
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For the past 8 years, the Rotary Club of Port Arthur has distributed dictionaries to every third-grade student in Port Arthur.
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When someone from the Rotary Club of Houma introduces themselves to the public, according to club president Sybil Webb, the club member is usually asked questions about the organization.
Read Article βJoe Mc Kay’s “Crazy About Words” … toasting our language since 2003!
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Recently, the Pottstown Rotary Club provided over 250 dictionaries for all fourth-grade elementary students of the Pottstown School District.
Read Article βPiscataquis Community Elementary School third graders in Guilford, ME, were the audience for Valley Grange's first Dictionary Day this year, and their visit to the grange hall in Guilford included
Read Article βDear Lions Club, thank you for giving me my very own dictionary. I do a lot of reading and if I don't know a word I spell it out or…
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It was my pleasure to deliver dictionaries on Friday, October 14, to St. Rita's 2nd and 3rd grades and to St. Stephen's 1st to 3rd grade.
Read Article βGrade 3 students in seventeen London and area schools will receive 553 dictionaries.
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