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Local students receive dictionaries

Nov 20 2012
Mary
News

 The Rotary Club of Plattsmouth, Nebraska, recently distributed dictionaries to three schools in our local area.

SM, Valley Grange # 144, Piscataquis Community Elementary School, Guilford, ME

Nov 19 2012
Administrator
Letters from Children
We want to thank you for the dictionaries. I like the dictionaries because they are cool and they are big and fat and also have so many words. It’s hard for me to find words in it. Another part that was fun was on the ride home because we all looked in our cool dictionaries. It was like a dream. I use my dictionary...
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RG, Valley Grange # 144, Piscataquis Community Elementary School, Guilford, ME

Nov 19 2012
Administrator
Letters from Children
Thank you for teaching us about the dictionaries. I really like the part in our dictionaries about sign language. I learned up to the letter E. It is very good for free time. I can also use my dictionary for words that my brother made up to look smart. I can now identify if it is true or not.

Upstate students make special delivery

Nov 19 2012
Mary
News

There were a lot of happy third-graders in Syracuse, NY, last week.

Dictionary project

Nov 19 2012
Mary
News

Daniel Island School third grade students happily receive their new dictionaries from the Rotary Club of Daniel Island.

Plenty of reasons to give thanks

Nov 19 2012
Mary
News

A cornucopia is a horn containing an overflowing supply of food. It is a symbol of abundance and is sometimes called a "horn of plenty."

Oswego third graders benefit from Elks Lodge dictionary project

Nov 19 2012
Mary
News

It has become a tradition in Oswego schools.
Once again the Oswego Elks Lodge # 271 representatives toured Oswego elementary schools and continued support of area youth.

Principal Dennis Nugent, Key Peninsula Lions Club, Evergreen Elementary School, Lakebay, WA

Nov 16 2012
Administrator
Letters from Schools
There was excitement in the room when Lions Club members came. Third-grade students with older siblings had been asking if they were going to get dictionaries this year, too. On the day, students were squirming in their seats to get their very own dictionary to take home. They immediately looked through it to see what they could find.

Evan, Key Peninsula Lions Club, Evergreen Elementary School, Lakebay, WA

Nov 16 2012
Administrator
Letters from Children
Dictionaries are working good for the whole class; a lot of people use them. I remember when my big brother got his, I knew I wanted one. They make school a hundred times more easy.

Students excited to receive dictionaries

Nov 16 2012
Mary
News

Three years ago, the Key Peninsula Lions Club initiated a program to provide all third-grade students on the Key with cordless spellchecks – also known as dictionaries, the kind made of paper

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