SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) - Students at Hodge Elementary School in Savannah being put to the test Thursday. 24 fourth and fifth graders took part in the school spelling bee. The students went through ...
The Brookwood School annual fourth-eighth grade spelling bee was held in Hines-Watt Hall Dec. 1. Through classroom elimination, two students from each grade level were selected for the bee. Spelling ...
Honey Gift Shop opened at Crocker Park at 189 Crocker Park Road in Westlake on Nov. 17, according to a news release. The shop offers different flavors ...
This year's list included a politician, entertainers, an athlete and the winning word from this year's Spelling Bee. At the ...
In ever expected to win. I had lost more than two dozen spelling bees since I started competing, in the fourth grade, and ...
The secret to spelling is understanding the "how" and "why ... Dev Shah is a ninth-grader living in Largo, Fla. He won the ...
Spelling bees are a proud American tradition — and one that can get physical. In the 2006 book “American Bee: The National Spelling Bee and the Culture of Word Nerds,” author James Maguire recounts ...
The reigning champ of the Scripps National Spelling Bee has some advice for spellers and non-spellers alike. Dev Shah, now a ...
Spelling bees are a proud American tradition — and one that can get physical. In the 2006 book “American Bee: The National Spelling Bee and the Culture of Word Nerds,” author James Maguire recounts ...
But Holt died earlier this year with a secret: He was a multimillionaire ... When it came to writing or spelling, he was a lost cause. And my father was a professor. So, I think that Geoff ...
But Holt died earlier this year with a secret: He was a multimillionaire ... When it came to writing or spelling, he was a lost cause. And my father was a professor. So, I think that Geoff ...
But Holt died earlier this year with a secret: He was a multimillionaire ... When it came to writing or spelling, he was a lost cause. And my father was a professor. So, I think that Geoff ...
