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Rotary Club of West Palm Beach announces its seventh year of participation in the Dictionary Project

Oct 04 2011
Mary

The Rotary Club of West Palm Beach has adopted the Dictionary Project that provides dictionaries to students to keep as their own personal reference books and enhance the teaching of literacy.

Rotary Club of Blue Ridge Dictionary Project

Oct 04 2011
Mary

The Rotary Club of Blue Ridge recently donated dictionaries to each third-grade student in Fannin County, GA. The following video was made at their visit to one of the schools.

Atmos, Chamber partner in the Dictionary Project

Oct 04 2011
Mary

Atmos Energy partnered with the Henrietta and Clay County, TX, Chamber of Commerce Wednesday and Thursday in distributing a free dictionary to every third grader in the county.

Dictionary Day is October 16

Oct 03 2011
Mary

At the Dictionary Project, our favorite day in October is October 16, Dictionary Day.

Altrusa’s dictionary project is a winner

Oct 03 2011
Mary

There’s a Webster’s dictionary that sits on a bookshelf at my home.

Marked Tree Rotary gives dictionaries to third graders

Sep 30 2011
Mary

Marked Tree Rotary Club presented dictionaries to third graders at Marked Tree Elementary, Tyronza Elementary and Lepanto Elementary last week as part of The Dictionary Project, a program the club

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