York County Elks donate 1,900 dictionaries to third graders
A wonderful gift started Thursday at a single school. The gift will last a couple of thousand kids for as long as they can read.
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A wonderful gift started Thursday at a single school. The gift will last a couple of thousand kids for as long as they can read.
Read Article βMembers of Terre Haute's Rotary Club helped distribute more than 1,300 dictionaries to third graders across Vigo County, IN.
Read Article βThird graders at Superior Elementary Schools each have their own dictionary for the 9th year in a row thanks to the Superior Kiwanis Club.
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The Rotary Club of Pearlridge is all set to make the first of five free dictionary presentations to Pearl City and Aiea third graders as a part of the Hawaii…
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September 16, 2011 was “Sky Polega Gift of Knowledge” Day for members of the Rotary Club of Hendersonville.
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Every year when school starts many families in the low income class with small children do not have enough funds to pay for lunch.
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If you were to look up the word "give" in the dictionary, it would read, "to present, to donate, to hand over."
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Joe Mc Kay’s “Crazy about Words” …toasting our language since 2003!
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The annual dictionary project organized by Grants Fire & Rescue has begun with the start of the new school year.
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Two burly men dressed in matching green club-jackets walk down the hallways of elementary schools every fall, lugging heavy packages in both arms.
Read Article βThe Rotary Club of Memphis East provided a dictionary to each third grader at Georgia Avenue Elementary School. We would call out a word from their current word list.
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Ken Lavy of Camden, Indiana, traveled to Honduras with a church group and visited White Dove School, where he distributed Spanish/English dictionaries to the children.
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