- 1.Finding Books For Teaching
2. Catalogue 3. Search using single words or short phrasesthat
represent the main idea(s) of your topic. 4. Click on a title for
more information. 5. Note the Call Number and Location. 6. To
access an E-book, click on the link. 7. To find books on teaching a
topic... 8. Finding OntarioCurriculumDocuments Sample searches:
history and ontario curriculum science and exemplars mathematics
and course profile language arts and curriculum unit 9. Finding
Books For Children 10. To find books at a childs or young adults
reading level 11. To find a storybook related to a topic at a
youngpersons reading level 12. Finding books in the Catalogue for a
particularage or grade level can be a challenge!Most catalogue
records - other than those for textbooks - do not provide this
information. 13. Some Catalogue records use broader terms such as
primary, elementary, secondary or middle school. 14. For most
Library materials,you will have to judge for yourself what grade
levelthey are suitable for. 15. A to Zoois another useful toolfor
finding fiction andnonfiction picturebooks for children 16.
RefShareTo find titles of childrens books on selected themes 17.
Childrens Literature Websites Pika: Canadian Childrens Literature
Database Canadian Childrens Book Centre CM Magazine: Canadian
Review of Materials 18. Finding Textbooks 19. Finding Textbooks The
word textbook is not generallyused in catalogue records, so doesnt
work well as a search term. 20. Find titles of approved textbooks
21. then look them up in the Catalogue.Textbooks are interfiled
with the rest of theLibrary collection according to subject. 22.
Finding Articles 23. To search for articles, click on E-Resources.
24. Education Resource Complete Large database Articles, books,
conference papersCBCA Education Smaller database, but with a
Canadian focus journals, trade publications, and more 25.
ERICEducation Resource Information Center includes journals, books,
conference papers, policypapers and more over 1.3 million records
coverage back to 1966 26. To access the full text of an
article,look for a full-text link, or click on 27. Other
E-ResourcesFor Education 28. OPHEA 1,000+ lesson plans Supports the
Ontario Grades 1-8 health and physicaleducation curriculum Student
materials, planning schedules and writableassessment tools Links to
supplemental resources 29. STAO Access to the Crucible and
Elements, magazines forscience teachers and students Virtual
Library: classroom-ready lesson plans learning resources correlated
to Ontarios K-12 ScienceCurriculum 30. goENC 31. Off-Campus Access
to E-ResourcesUse your WebAdvisor ID & password 32. If you are
looking for a particular journal, useJournals by Title to see if
the Library has access to it. 33. If the Library hasthe
publication,Journals by Titlewill tell you thedates and
formatsavailable. 34. Materials forYour Placements 35. Due dates
are extended for Librarymaterials signed out for placements.Contact
the Circulation Desk to renew. 36. Finding DVDs & Videos 37.
Library audiovisual materials are licensed forpublic performance on
campus.It is your responsibility to check forclassroom performance
rightsif showing videos during your placement. 38. Audiovisual
materials except DVDs and short-loan videoscan be booked for use on
placements Please see the Circulation Desk Staff. 39. More Tips for
Finding Classroom Materialsenvironment and activitieshealth and
posterdragon and puppetliteracy and kitglobe and model 40.
Manipulatives Sets of objects used for teaching abstractconcepts
Blocks, math tiles, math games, etc.Search manipulatives and
teaching 41. See us at the Info Desk if you need anyassistance in
theLibrary!474-3450 [email protected]
