ELEM: shelf markers, colored tape, Dewey pictures...

[Johanna Halbeisen Woodland ES <jhalbei@k12.oit.umass.edu>]

The nonfiction shelf marker thread was very interesting.  I would very much
like to know what systems you have invented/borrowed/adapted to help your
kids, particularly the K-5 range, find books more easily.  We librarians are
a very innovative bunch, creating all kinds of materials and systems to fit
the needs of our schools.  What ways do you help your kids when they are in
the nonfiction?  the fiction?  any special systems for picture books?  have
you created other sections to meet the needs of your school?

Send me descriptions of what you've found works for you.  I'll compile a hit
and share the wealth of ideas.

--
Johanna Halbeisen
Woodland Elementary School(K-4)
Southwick, Mass
jhalbei@k12.oit.umass.edu

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