TARGET,ELEM.: URLs for teaching library skills

[laura rosas <laura_rosas_1999@YAHOO.COM>]

    As a project for an online class that I am
enrolled in, I need to design a unit that would teach
library skills in a format where two thirds of the
information would come from independent interactions
with Web sources.  This unit would be appropriate for
fourth or fifth grade students.
    I have found several outstanding sites with
tutorials and Webquests on the Dewey Decimal system.
I'm looking for tutorials, etc. on alphabetizing,
fiction and biography call numbers, use of reference
sources, and so forth.  I want to start with what is
already available so I don't set forth recreating the
wheel.
     Thanks for any suggestions--I will share the URL
of my completed unit.
Laura Rosas--Media Specialist
Colchester Intermediate School   Colchester,CT
laura_rosas_1999@yahoo.com
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