TARGET: demonstration lesson-encylopedia use

["Juliann T. Moskowitz" <juliann14@EARTHLINK.NET>]

I hope I may tap your collective wisdom. I have an interview on Monday
and after the interview I am scheduled to teach a demonstration lesson
to a 5th grade class. I t was suggested that I teach a lesson on how to
use the encyclopedia. In my former position as a middle school media
specialist, I taught a lesson on encyclopedia comparisons, but I don't
know if that would work here. I have no idea what type of materials they
have but I am assuming that they will have World Book, so I thought I
would use that for my lesson. Do any of you have any great ideas for
this less than optimal situation?

Juliann T. Moskowitz
Reference Librarian
Milford Public Library
Milford, CT 06460
 <mailto:juliann14@earthlink.net> juliann14@earthlink.net

"The tax which will be paid for education is not more than the thousand
part of what will be paid if we leave the people in ignorance."   Thomas
Jefferson

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