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by BY LOUISE R. SHAW Clipper Staff Writer
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For students just learning to read, it is exciting to see their names in print, according to teacher Lisa Hilton. That excitement was evident in the expressions of Oceana Jones, Kira Cook, Eva O’Brien, Aymee Veater.	    

 Photos by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper
For students just learning to read, it is exciting to see their names in print, according to teacher Lisa Hilton. That excitement was evident in the expressions of Oceana Jones, Kira Cook, Eva O’Brien, Aymee Veater. Photos by Louise R. Shaw | Davis Clipper
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KAYSVILLE — Hundreds of Kaysville first graders got even more interested in reading this month, when they found their very own names printed in their very own books.

After flipping through the pages of the hard-cover, full-color books, they compared notes with their friends, whose names were also included, then clutched them to their sides.

“The kids really love it,” said Lisa Hilton, one of four teachers of first graders at Kaysville Elementary School.

“They love to see their name in print. They know it’s their book.” Individualized copies of “I Like Me,” were printed for first graders in nine elementary schools throughout the city, in an annual tradition sponsored by the Kaysville Rotary, according to Mayor Steve Hiatt.

For more information check out May 17 addition of the Davis Clipper.

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