Dictionary project a hit at Hidden Valley Elementary School
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WSR 3rd graders first recipients of Rotary’s free dictionaries
Third-grade student Pernalyn used to borrow the dictionary in her classroom or at the library. Thanks to the Rotary Club of Saipan, she now has her own brand-new dictionary.
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Rotarians give gift of vocabulary to Webster pupils with annual dictionary handout
The Webster Rotary this fall continued its tradition of handing out dictionaries to all of Webster's third grade students.
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Lancaster Elks Lodge assists students of Antelope Valley
Ray Pompey P.E.R. of Lancaster Elks Lodge #1625 first heard of the "Dictionary Project" found in the Elks Magazine in the latter to mid part of the year 2004.
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Chaves County Republican Women visit three local schools
Each year the Chaves County Republican Women donate dictionaries to each third grade student in the Dexter, Hagerman, and Lake Arthur Elementary Schools.
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Jackson Elks # 466 donated dictionaries to students at Sts. Peter & Paul School in Wellston.
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Learning to look it up
Working with the Miller Foundation, Long Beach Public Library, the Long Beach Public Library Foundation and LBUSD, each third grade student is given a dictionary to use at home and…
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Santiam Valley Grange’s dictionary project story
The Santiam Valley Grange # 828 in Lyons, Oregon, was asked by you to tell our story about the 3rd grade dictionary program, so here it is.
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Read Across America, March 2
The National Education Association’s Read Across America is an annual reading motivation and awareness program that calls for every child in every community to celebrate reading on March 2, t
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Third grade students receive dictionaries from North Bay Lions
The Portland North Bay Lions Club wants G-PISD third graders to "Look it up!" -- in the dictionary, that is.
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