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For the past 5 years, Zula (Holten) Bryan, Grafton Class of 1960 and now of Kelso, Washington, has donated dictionaries to the entire third-grade class at Century Elementary School in…
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For the past 5 years, Zula (Holten) Bryan, Grafton Class of 1960 and now of Kelso, Washington, has donated dictionaries to the entire third-grade class at Century Elementary School in…
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Join the Dictionary Project in a collaborative effort to create a beautiful new online dictionary where each word features sample sentences that impart knowledge and wisdom.
Read Article βThird graders and their teachers at Byron-Bergen Elementary School each received an American English language dictionary as part of the Brockport Elks Lodge’s annual sponsorship with The Dict
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James Buchanan is the only American president from Pennsylvania. The longest word in the English language, a chemical name for a protein, stretches 1,909 letters long.
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The Tri Boro Rotary donated several dictionaries to the Butler school district on Nov. 21 as part of the Rotary Interact program.
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A program the Independence Optimist Club calls “the best kept secret in town” is making a difference to third graders in the Independence school system.
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What’s black and white and read all over? Answer: the free dictionaries that Valley Grange delivered to third grade classes in Milo, Brownville, and Lagrange on Nov. 18.
Read Article βThumbs up for Fairport Grange #467, which recently presented more than 500 dictionaries to third graders in the Fairport Central School District as part of the "Words for Thirds" program.
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Third graders from Mountain Avenue Elementary received an academic treat last week when members of the Glendale Elks Lodge # 1289 gave each of them a new student dictionary.
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We've completed our 2011 Dictionary Project in Lacey, Washington. The Lacey Lamplighter Lions delivered 360 books to four schools and 14 classrooms. What a grand time we had.
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When Linda Keetch read about The Dictionary Project in the Wall Street Journal in 2002, she knew it would be the perfect way to honor her late father.
Read Article βUsually it’s not a good thing when you have to report to the principal’s office!
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