The Dictionary Project Letters Archives - Page 6 of 220

The Third Graders were excited to have their very own dictionary, hugging and clapping. When they saw their names on the books, we received cheers, hugs, and “thank yous.” I look forward to being able to share the dictionaries with next year’s children. Aileen Ayers

The Corral Family, Jurupa Valley, CA

Jan 19 2015

Mary

Letters from Parents

Thank you so much to your organization for providing my daughter a dictionary. I can’t believe something so simple can be overlooked for a child and we can’t thank you enough! Best wishes, The Corral Family

District Governor Rod Chisholm, Lions of Texas

Jan 15 2015

Mary

Letters from Sponsors

PDG Cal and Lion Joyce Lawson of the Converse Lions Club, on behalf of their grand-daughter Isabella Lawson, donated student dictionaries to her class and four other grade classes at Longs Creek Elementary School. Principal, Mr. Ford, and teacher Mrs. Carlin (project coordinator) presented letters of appreciation as well as thank-you notes from all the students involved for the thoughtfulness and generosity of our...

Bert Kuhn, 3rd grade teacher, Wakarusa Elementary School, Nappanee Rotary Club

Jan 15 2015

Mary

Letters from Teachers

We received a blue class set a few years ago. I use these until the yellow Rotary ones come. I will speak for my class, but my students use the blue dictionaries a lot. We are working on dictionary skills right now and they use them often. They use them weekly when looking up their WOW words. I make it a big deal to...

Shelly Lengacher, 3rd grade teacher, Wakarusa Elementary School, Nappanee Rotary Club

Jan 15 2015

Mary

Letters from Teachers

My class uses the Rotary dictionaries and I would like to have one for each student. I do not have enough blue dictionaries in my classroom set for each student so having their own would be great. The Rotary Club Of Nappanee fulfilled this request and delivered dictionaries to excited teachers and students at Wakarusa Elementary School.