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Youth Services at Sump Memorial Library

version 2 of my shelving tutorial

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It's still not quite done, but it's getting a lot closer. I need to finish the last page and add my citations, but then it will just need those additional questions for part 3.

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Page 1: version 2 of my shelving tutorial

Youth Services at

Sump Memorial

Library

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We are not just a place of learning, we

are a place to have FUN, RELAX, and

FIND THE JOY IN READING!

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Have you ever gone to

the library and searched

for a book the catalog

says is there, but you

can’t find it no matter

how hard you search???

Can you guess the

number one reason

proper shelving is so

Important?

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If shelves start to look

like this

A book could be lost for weeks,

months, even YEARS.

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At the end of this tutorial, you

will be able to:

1. Describe the basic layout of the youth

services shelving setup

2. Identify the various labels used on materials

and their corresponding locations in the

library

3. Properly organize and alphabetize individual

materials within their labeled sections

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Sections of Youth Services

There are

five main

sections of

Youth

Services

Within those

sections there

are special

collections:

Media Bags,

Graphic Novels,

Golden Sowers,

Eyewitness,

Star Wars,

LEGOs, and

Series

(These are

subject to

change)

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Call Numbers are located

on the spine of the book: The Classification Number

or Letters (Tells the

section the book goes in)

The first 3 letters of the

authors last name

J

811

SID

Fiction Books have

letters as their Call

Number

Non- Fiction Books

have Dewey Decimal

Call Numbers

JP

STE

J

629.454

FLO

Ex Picture

Book: A Sick Day for Amos McGee

By Philip and

Erin Stead

Ex Juvenile

Non-fiction:

Moonshot : the flight of Apollo 11

By Brian Floca

*Juvenile Non-fiction

example

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Bin Books BIN

Junior Picture Books JP

Junior Fiction J

FIC

Junior Easy Reader JE

Young Adult YA

LEGO LEGO

Star Wars STAR

WARS

Series SERIES

Media Bags JMB

Golden Sowers Has a Golden Sticker

Graphic Novels GRA

Eyewitness EYE

WIT

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Now you try! Match the section with the

Correct Call Number.

Bin Books JMB

Juvenile Picture

Books

YA

Juvenile Fiction Golden Sticker

Juvenile Easy Reader JP

Young Adult GRA

Media Bags BIN

Golden Sowers JE

Graphic Novels J

FIC

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Fiction materials are

organized (within their

sections) alphabetically

by the author’s last

name

If multiple authors

have the same last

name, their first names

are the next to be al-

phabetized

Multiple books by the

same author are then

alphabetized by the

book title

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Arthur Lost and Found Marc Brown

Arthur’s Perfect Christmas Marc Brown

Arthur’s Pet Business Marc Brown

Dora Loves Boots Alison Inches

999 TADPOLES Ken Kimura

Piggy Pie Po Audrey and Don Wood

Silly Sally Audrey Wood

Nothing To Do Don Wood

When in doubt, always remember NOTHING comes

before SOMETHING!

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George Foreman Let George Do It!

Phyllis Root Ten Sleepy Sheep

Norman Bridwell Clifford’s Thanksgiving Visit

Michael Foreman Fortunately, Unfortunately

Alice Schertle 1, 2, I Love You

Norman Bridwell Clifford, We Love You

Alice Schertle When the Moon is High

Put these books in the order you would shelve them

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Norman Bridwell Clifford, We Love You

Norman Bridwell Clifford’s Thanksgiving Visit

George Foreman Let George Do It!

Michael Foreman Fortunately, Unfortunately

Phyllis Root Ten Sleepy Sheep

Alice Schertle 1, 2, I Love You

Alice Schertle When the Moon is High

How did you do?

Any questions or

confusion?

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Non-fiction books are shelved

numerically using the Dewey

Decimal Classification System.

It has numbers ranging from

000-900s, and each number

range corresponds to a

different subject.

First, put together all books

with the same whole number.

Then within those whole

numbers arrange books from

smallest to largest based on

their decimal places.

Again, remember NOTHING

comes before SOMETHING!

Here’s some

great

examples...

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J 027 Kathi Appelt Down Cut Shin Creek...

J 576.8 Hei Deborah Heiligman Charles and Emma...

J 576.8 Slo Christopher Sloan The Human Story...

J 577 All Michael Allaby Biomes of the World: Mountains

J 577 All Michael Allaby Biomes of the World: Temperate

Forests

J 598 Ler Carol Lerner On the Wing...

J 598.47

Hol

Kevin J. Holmes Penguins

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Put these books in the order you would shelve them

J 811.43

Ste

James Stevenson Just Around the

Corner

J 793.8 Pre Fay Presto Magic for Kids

J 793.8 Lon Bob Longe Easy Hand Tricks

J 910.9 Phi Nathaniel Philbrick Revenge of the Whale

J 811.008

Nye

Naomi Shihab Nye Is This Forever, or

What?

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J 793.8 Lon Bob Longe Easy Hand Tricks

J 793.8 Pre Fay Presto Magic for Kids

J 811.008

Nye

Naomi Shihab Nye Is This Forever, or

What?

J 811.43 Ste James Stevenson Just Around the Cor-

ner

J 910.9 Phi Nathaniel Philbrick Revenge of the

Whale

If you got

these

right...

you’re going

to be a

black belt

shelver in

no time!

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