Entering the Room
Book Care
Check Out
Voice Levels
Materials and Equipment
100
What is the proper way to enter the room?
Walk to your assigned table or rug at a voice level zero.
100
How should I mark my place in my library book?
A bookmark
100
Where should I put the books I'm bringing back to the library?
Bring them to my table.
100
What voice level should I use when entering the library?
Level Zero
100
You are allowed to keep your book for this amount of time.
One week
200
What should I bring to the library with me?
The book you want to check in or renew.
200
What should I do before reading my library book?
Wash your hands.
200
What is a shelf marker?
It is used to help keep our shelves neat.
200
Use this voice level when you are doing partner work.
Level One
200
If you're not finished with your book, you would need to do this.
Renew it
300
What voice level should we use when entering the library?
Zero
300
Where should I put my books when I take them home?
In a backpack.
300
What should I do with a book in the wrong place?
Bring it to Mrs. Huffman
300
Use this voice level when you are speaking to the entire class.
Level Two
300
Library computers may never be used to do this.
To play games
400
Where do books go if you need to check them in on library class day?
At the circulation desk (my desk).
400
Why shouldn't I let other people borrow my books?
The book is checked out in your name and it is your responsibility.
400
Where I should go after I check out my book?
My assigned table
400
Use this voice level when we have an emergency drill.
Level Zero
400
You will need to do this if you lose or damage a book.
Pay for it
500
Where should I sit?
At your assigned table. Always.
500
What should I keep my book away from?
Pets, small children, and water.
500
Why I should use theOPAC?
To look up books in the library
500
Use this voice level when shopping for books
Level One
500
Why should I take care of the library's books and equipment?
So others can read the books and use the equipment
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