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Columbus Elementary School dictionary project

Jan 11 2011
Mary

 Children and books are the best of combinations. Give children books and they are shown the doors to their own independence, creativity and life-long learning.

Rotary continues tradition of giving new dictionaries to Danville third graders

Jan 11 2011
Mary

Even in this high-tech age, kids still get excited when they receive a new book, said Kathy Chiverton of Danville Rotary.

Dictionary days: Sharing the gift of word power

Jan 11 2011
Mary

Barrow County third graders have a bit more of an edge in their education this week, after receiving free dictionaries from The Dictionary Project.

Florence Elks give the gift of words to St. Joseph students

Jan 11 2011
Mary

Third graders at St. Joseph Catholic School are among those in Lauderdale County who received dictionaries Friday, compliments of Florence Elks Lodge No. 820.

The Dictionary Project gives Mary Morgan Elementary students dictionaries

Jan 11 2011
Mary

 Over 125 third graders at Mary Morgan Elementary will eagerly accept the gift of their very own dictionary on Thursday.

Coolidge Rotary Club gives dictionaries to third graders

Jan 11 2011
Mary

The Coolidge Rotary Club gifted dictionaries to every 3rd grade student at West Elementary School, Heartland Ranch Elementary, San Tan Heights Elementary, Imagine School and Academy of Excellence S

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