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The Brownsburg Lions Club provided dictionaries for Brownsburg students in the 3rd grade in February 2012.
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The Brownsburg Lions Club provided dictionaries for Brownsburg students in the 3rd grade in February 2012.
Read Article βMore than 1,500 pupils across the south will become the proud owners of their very own illustrated dictionaries in coming weeks.
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Rotarian Marcia Whitney recently delivered dictionaries to Evergreen Community Charter School third graders as part of the Rotary Dictionary Project.
Read Article βThe Richmond Rotary Club's fourth annual dictionary drive put more than 550 dictionaries into the hands of Richmond and Centerville third graders.
Read Article βDuring January and February, the Rotary Club of Westminster 7:10 for the sixth year gave all third graders in Westminster their own personal dictionaries.
Read Article βThe Rotary Club of Lock Haven recently presented free dictionaries to 382 third-grade students enrolled in elementary schools throughout Clinton County as part of a club service project focusing on
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Most children’s books don’t start off with five-syllable words, followed by a word that describes “small to very large-sized edible sea snails.”
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Twenty years ago, in 1992, Annie Plummer of Savannah, Ga., bought dictionaries and gave them to children who attended a school close to her home.
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Carl Sandburg third graders in Charleston, Illinois, have benefited through the Dictionary Project for the past several years.
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We had a wonderful day today passing out 113 dictionaries.
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A reader who is a dictionary project sponsor sent a question to the Maine State Grange website about how to handle pictures at a school with very restrictive rules about…
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A joint effort between the Kenyon and Wanamingo Lions Clubs has brought new dictionaries to the fourth-grade classrooms at Kenyon-Wanamingo elementary school.
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