On September 22, every third-grade student in the Wellington school district received a dictionary compliments of Wellington Kiwanis. This student dictionary includes over 150 pages of supplemental information in the back, including the Constitution of the U.S., the Declaration of Independence, brief biographies of all of the U.S. presidents, world maps, and information about all 50 states, countries of the world and planets in our solar system. sign language, braille and the longest word in the English language.
Third grade teachers were gifted with a Word Teasers game as a tool for their students to improve their skills in using the dictionary.
Attend the next Kiwanis speaker on April 16th to gain inspiration from Shawna from Hyer Living Her illustrated book "Loop of Lost Souls" describes addiction: drug, alcohol, electronics, etc. in a way that even children can grasp.
Free and Open to the public.
Please join us to learn and support her effort. You can also hear a little about what Kiwanis is working on. ... See MoreSee Less
There were two informative articles in Friday's Chronicle-Telegram covering the ninth annual State of Wellington breakfast sponsored by the Wellington Kiwanis Club. Not to take anything away from the announcement regarding the Wellington Eagles' huge $300,000 commitment to the village for the development of Union School park, but Kiwanis' leadership efforts raised at least $6,000 from the breakfast for the park's playground. Coupled with our upcoming Parade of Flags campaign, we expect our playground fund will surpass $100,000 this summer. Thank you Wellington for your support. ... See MoreSee Less
Thursday's annual State of Wellington breakfast featured speakers from the local government, as well as the Wellington Exempted Village School District. The officials offered insights into the financi...
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On September 22, every third-grade student in the Wellington school district received a dictionary compliments of Wellington Kiwanis. This student dictionary includes over 150 pages of supplemental information in the back, including the Constitution of the U.S., the Declaration of Independence, brief biographies of all of the U.S. presidents, world maps, and information about all 50 states, countries of the world and planets in our solar system. sign language, braille and the longest word in the English language.
Third grade teachers were gifted with a Word Teasers game as a tool for their students to improve their skills in using the dictionary.
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Attend the next Kiwanis speaker on April 16th to gain inspiration from Shawna from Hyer Living
Her illustrated book "Loop of Lost Souls" describes addiction: drug, alcohol, electronics, etc. in a way that even children can grasp.
Free and Open to the public.
Please join us to learn and support her effort.
You can also hear a little about what Kiwanis is working on. ... See MoreSee Less
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There were two informative articles in Friday's Chronicle-Telegram covering the ninth annual State of Wellington breakfast sponsored by the Wellington Kiwanis Club. Not to take anything away from the announcement regarding the Wellington Eagles' huge $300,000 commitment to the village for the development of Union School park, but Kiwanis' leadership efforts raised at least $6,000 from the breakfast for the park's playground. Coupled with our upcoming Parade of Flags campaign, we expect our playground fund will surpass $100,000 this summer. Thank you Wellington for your support. ... See MoreSee Less
Wellington officials gather for annual state of village, schools
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Thursday's annual State of Wellington breakfast featured speakers from the local government, as well as the Wellington Exempted Village School District. The officials offered insights into the financi...0 CommentsComment on Facebook
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