Warm Hearts inspires third graders
Warm Hearts, a charitable organization in Michigan, presented dictionaries to the third graders at the nine elementary schools in Taylor School District. Carol Sharp of Warm Hearts writes:
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Melba students appreciate dictionaries
Walters Butte Grange and Rebekah's Lodge enjoyed visiting Melba Elementary School to give the third graders dictionaries. Here are some of the letters they received.
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Rotary Club visits Monterey Park Elementary School
We provide dictionaries to the 3rd grade students at Monterey Park Elementary School.
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Forest Grove Grange shares children’s letters
Forest Grove Grange received many lovely thank-you letters as a result of their involvement in the Dictionary Project. Here are some of the letters. "Dear Forest Grove Grange
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North Orange Grange shares children’s letters
The North Orange Grange received many wonderful thank-you letters from students at Dexter Park School in Orange, Massachusetts. Here is a sample of them.
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Rotary begins new dictionary project in Ontario
We have four schools in Saugeen Shores. G.C. Huston Public School is in Southampton. Northport Public School, Saugeen Central Public School and St. Joseph Catholic School are in Port Elgin.
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Project gives kids dictionaries
The Extension Association of Grant County participated in the Dictionary Project by presenting dictionaries to students in area private and Christian schools.
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Rotary Club of Kissimmee reaches whole county
We initiated our Dictionary Project in 2009. Our goal is to distribute a pocket-sized dictionary to every third grader in Osceola County.
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Bloomfield Central Schools students get dictionaries from Bloomfield Rotary
Bloomfield Rotarians, in keeping with the literacy goals of District 7120 Rotary, have presented dictionaries to the third graders of Bloomfield Elementary School.
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