Gassetts Grange # 327 continues dictionary project
Gassetts Grange # 327 of Chester, VT, delivers dictionaries to 7 different schools each year. We enjoy giving as much as or more than the children do receiving.
Grange gives students new dictionaries
Roger Williams-Rumford Grange distributed 428 dictionaries to all of the third graders in the City of East Providence as part of the national Dictionary Project.
Chepachet Grange donates dictionaries to students
Chepachet Grange has again taken on the Words for Thirds Dictionary Project. This year dictionaries have been donated to 3rd graders in North Scituate and Callahan Elementary Schools.
Russellville Grange gives dictionaries in Portland schools
Russellville Grange and Junior Grange gave dictionaries to the third graders at Rosa Parks Elementary School and Clarendon Elementary School in Portland.
Rushcreek Grange gives dictionaries to Bremen third graders
This is the third year this small group has presented dictionaries to all the students in 3rd grade.
Rushcreek Grange #2149
Bremen, Ohio
Neil Miller, Master
Norton Grange shares thank-you letters
Norton Grange just finished distributing Words for Thirds in the Norton City Schools--Cornerstone Elementary, Grill Elementary, and Norton Primary School.
Ogle County Granges give dictionaries to third graders
Each year as one of their community service projects, members of Buffalo Grange have presented dictionaries to the third grade class at Centennial School, Polo.
Grangeville Elks provide dictionaries to students in three counties
The Grangeville Elks Lodge #1825 has been participating in the Dictionary Project the last three years. We are located in north central Idaho, consisting of agricultural and rural areas.
Laurel Point Grange participates in Words for Thirds
Laurel Point Grange 915 presented the third graders at Laurel Point Elementary School with free copies of Webster`s Thesaurus for Students on Oct. 9.
Shavers Creek Grangers present dictionaries to area third graders
Shavers Creek Grangers Linda Weko and Betty Grove recently visited the Juniata Valley and Jackson-Miller elementary schools to present a dictionary to each third grade student.