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    • Financial Information
  • Information
    • Sponsor Profiles
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  • Sponsor A Project
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Local students appreciate Grange dictionary project

Dec 22 2011
Caroline
News

This year we have given dictionaries to the Rose Valley School third graders, to the Family House private school third graders, to the First Class of Cowlitz County home-schooled group of children

Springwater Grange returns to local schools

Dec 22 2011
Caroline
News

 Springwater Grange # 263 has participated in the Dictionary Project for six years.

a happy third grader, Valley Grange # 144, Brownville Elementary School, Brownville, ME

Dec 22 2011
Administrator
Letters from Children
Dear Mr. Boomsma, Thank you for the dictionary. I love it. I read almost the whole thing. I even know what “leftover” means. It means some things (as food) left over. I think that the dictionary is super cool. And super awesome. I now know that dictionarys can be pritty cool and quite awesome. I read until page 469. The dictionary is so, so,...
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Laura Landis, New London Grange # 2401, Nova, OH

Nov 19 2011
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
We have been giving dictionaries to third graders in New London Schools for several years, maybe 6 or 7. The kids and teachers love them. The books are a great value. They contain not only definitions but a lot of other very good information for students.

Jean Meehan, Prospect Grange # 144, Prospect, CT

Nov 13 2011
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
We all think this is the greatest project ever. The children just love to be able to get their very own dictionary. We also provide a bookmark so pages of the book are not dog-eared and thus worn out too soon.

Randy Belseth, Uxbridge Grange # 200, Uxbridge, MA

Nov 09 2011
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
We have participated for many years and plan to continue. It is so worthwhile.

Tom Boone, Cowlitz Prairie Grange # 737, Chehalis, WA

Nov 09 2011
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
I & the Grange think this is a great project that helps the students learn their words for class & also this is the 1st book that some of these students have ever owned for themselves.

Dictionaries for Grade 3 from the Grange

Nov 08 2011
Caroline
News

Recently our 3rd-grade students were provided dictionaries from Arthur and Joanne Dority of the Mariaville Grange. Our students are very fortunate to receive this valuable research tool from them.

Marie Thomas, Beacon Light Grange # 557, Richmond, VT

Nov 08 2011
Administrator
Letters from Sponsors
We have participated for 8+ years. We love seeing how excited the children are to get a dictionary. This is an excellent project.

Grange members give dictionaries to Kenowa third graders

Nov 08 2011
Caroline
News

 Third graders at Kenowa Hills' Alpine, Central, and Zinser elementary schools in Walker all received dictionaries recently thanks to members of the Kinney Grange No. 754 of Walker.

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