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Library Rules
Library Organization
Literature
Finding the Good Stuff
Dewey Decimal System
100
A type of book you are not allowed to check out of the library.
What is a reference book? (or professional book or book room book).
100
The area where we keep the E books.
pointing works....
100
The author of the Harry Potter Series.
Who is Rowling?
100
The genre of books that begin with numbers.
What are nonfiction books?
100
Books about history are found here.
Where are the 900s?
200
The length of time you are allowed to keep an audio book.
What is 2 weeks.
200
The fiction books are organized in this way.
What is alphabetical order?
200
Name a poet who writes for children.
Who is...
200
A chapter book by Clements would be found at this call number.
What is FIC CLE
200
Nonfiction books are organized like this?
What is numerical order?
300
The cost to replace the book.
What is the amount I need to pay if I lose the book.
300
The section where you'll find nonfiction sport books.
What is the 700s?
300
An author who has written many books, including "Chicken Sunday."
Who is Patricia Polacco?
300
This call number tells you it's a picture book by Mo Willems.
What is E WIL?
300
The man who created the Dewey Decimal System.
Who is Melvil Dewey?
400
Shelf markers are ...
What are used to keep our shelves neat and clean.
400
Where to find out the next book in the series I am reading.
What is the Series binder (on the circulation desk)?
400
Star Wars falls in this genre.
What is fantasy (or science fiction).
400
This is what I need to do if a book I want is only available "off site."
What is "hold" it (or put it on the wish list).
400
The area where you will find books about science.
What are the 500s or 600s?
500
What if 2 weeks is up and you're not finished with the book?
What is... renew.
500
Find a seat within the library
What should I do after I have checked out my books?
500
An author I love found in this library
Who is ....
500
Call number of a chapter book by Erin Hunter.
What is FIC HUN?
500
Poetry books are found in this area.
What is 811 (or 800s)?