Third Graders Recipients of the Dictionary Project
They call it a dictionary, but several flips through the pages of the lexicons third-graders in Henderson County are receiving these days, and you could say it`s much more than…
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They call it a dictionary, but several flips through the pages of the lexicons third-graders in Henderson County are receiving these days, and you could say it`s much more than…
Read Article βLast fall the Potsdam Elks Lodge visited 10 local elementary schools to give dictionaries to their third graders.
Read Article βLodge members distributed 74 dictionaries to third-grade students at Central Elementary School. Pictured with their new dictionaries are third-grade students Ellee and Blaine.
Read Article βThe Johnson City Rotary Club and the Benevolent Order of the Elks, Johnson City, worked together this year to present dictionaries to all third graders at Johnson City Middle School,…
Read Article βThe Fort Scott Rotary Club recently completed its seventh year participating in the third-grade dictionary project.
Read Article βThe Woodson County Republican Women visited with Yates Center Elementary School third graders.
Read Article βSince 2003, the Ticonderoga Elks Lodge #1494 has been distributing dictionaries to seven area schools: St.
Read Article βIn our Summer 2010 impact Newsletter, we highlighted the Wabash Valley Dictionary Project Endowment Fund.
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Wabash Valley Community Foundation Winter 2010 Newsletter
Read Article βAt a Warrick County Rotary Club meeting in early 2007, Rotarian Jack Baker proposed that the club get involved with The Dictionary Project, a concept that started in the 1990s…
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Every third-grade student in the public schools of Greene County was treated to a special present Monday -- their very own, brand-new dictionary, compliments of the Indiana Chapter of AT&T…
Read Article βTrey excitedly examined his new dictionary Friday morning. `There`s over 32,000 definitions in here!` the 8-year-old announced.
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