The Dictionary Project
Inspiring stories, literacy milestones, and community impact updates from across the country.
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Three Kiwanis Clubs of the Grand Rapids area make up the sponsoring team: Grand Rapids Golden K Kiwanis, Grand Rapids North Kiwanis, and Grand Valley State University Circle K Kiwanis.
Read Article βThird grade students in Brighton received personal dictionaries from the Kiwanis Club in Brighton this week.
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The Clinton Valley Kiwanis Club presented dictionaries to every third grader in the Clintondale and Fraser Public School Districts, ten schools in all.
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In a well-worn dictionary that Jen Wright has regularly thumbed through since elementary school, words are circled and playful notes point to newfound terms, chronicling Wright`s path through
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When Menachem Kniespeck, co-founder of the nonprofit group Operation: Kid Equip, calls school districts about giving them supplies, he often gets some hesitation on the other end of the line.
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Petoskey Sheridan Elementary School third-grade students Grady (from left) and Justin check words in a new dictionary they just received from Bob Esford of the Kiwanis Club of Petoskey at…
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Since 2007, the Kiwanis Club of Southgate had provided dictionaries and thesauruses to students in their community.
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Studley Grange # 1174 of Midland, Michigan, has been giving dictionaries to the 3rd graders in the Bullock Creek School District for 7 years.
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Allegan Public Schools third-grade students received dictionaries in March from the Rotary Club of Allegan for the third consecutive year.
Read Article βEvery third grader at the Durant Turi Mott School is getting a gift Friday.
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Rotarians from the Biddeford-Saco Rotary Club recently visited local third grade classrooms to talk to the students about the importance of literacy.
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Portland Elks Lodge 188 got a Gratitude Grant from Grand Lodge and used it to buy dictionaries to be donated to third graders.
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