Hayfield Grange dictionary project
A dictionary is perhaps the first and most powerful reference tool that a child should own.
Omaha dictionary distribution
Omaha Loveland Golden K Kiwanis Club distributed "A Student’s Dictionary" to each of the twenty-eight third grade students at Franklin Elementary School the afternoon of March 29th, 2011
From A-Z, Kiwanis spreads love of language
The Dearborn Outer Drive Kiwanis has spent the last month passing out dictionaries to third graders in hopes that they’ll inspire a lifetime passion for the written word.What’s the longest word in
Student’s Dictionaries for Benson West Elementary School
Ninety third-grade students said “Best of Luck, Bernie” with a cake and many, many ‘Thank You’ notes for Bernie Hedstrom, an Omaha Loveland Golden K Kiwanis member who
Kiwanis Club visits Dearborn schools
What is it like distributing dictionaries? Let’s look at Oakman School. A time is arranged, and you check in at the office. An older, but beautiful school. See the round windows on the left?
Hallandale Beach Kiwanis Club brings dictionaries to local school
The Kiwanis Club of Hallandale Beach just delivered 150 dictionaries to Gulfstream Middle School in Hallandale Beach, and Principal Brian Kingsley could not be more delighted.
Kiwanis Club of Queen Creek delivers dictionaries to students
The Kiwanis Club of Queen Creek presented every third grader in the J.O. Combs Unified School District with a new dictionary this month through the Dictionary Project.
PROJECT’S GOAL
Kiwanis Club ensures Combs School District is rife with lexicons
In February the Kiwanis Club of Queen Creek presented every third grader in the J.O. Combs Unified School district with a new dictionary as part of the Dictionary Project.
Big Lagoon Kiwanians participate in the Dictionary Project
Big Lagoon Kiwanians presented dictionaries at Blue Angels Elementary School. The Kiwanians surprised each third grader at Blue Angels Elementary School with their very own dictionary.
Kiwanis dictionary donation ‘elementary’
It didn’t take long for third graders in schools from Allen Elementary to Workman Elementary to discover all of the fun facts in their new dictionaries.