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More picture books genres! For picture books, I keep English and Chinese books in the same genre together. We are a Chinese-immersion school and our students start at 90/10 Chinese/English ratio from Kinder, gradually increasing to 50/50 in grade 3. I think keeping both languages together helps with discovery at the early age and keeps with our language objective...also helps save precious space.Â
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Picture book genres. PIC and orange
Comic books, or Graphic Novels, are GN and blue. I think I would love to be a full time Graphic Novel Librarian.Â
I love big books and I cannot lie (kids love them too!)
One of my students asked me if I could keep all the Pokemon books together, so there they are in a box on the fiction shelf. We have them in FIC, Readers, as well as non-fiction (game guides).Â
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Where do you put your Magic School Bus series? I cataloged them as non-fiction with Dewey numbers, but kids love them as a series...so they go in a box on the non-fic shelf. We have them in both English and Chinese!Â
Started cataloging board books for PreK..using BOB as the designation in call number. And purple labels for easy identification! Haven’t figured out where/how to keep them yet.Â
Before & After: panoramic views of my library before and after and renovations. I took them from different angles so please excuse the maddening perspective shift!
Circ desk vs. executive desk - We compromised on the circulation desk to save money, and I thought exec desks would at least make up for the work space I would need, since I would not have a separate work area. If I could have a do-over, I would get a smaller desk (okay, maybe two small desks) instead of an “executive” desk. These are so intimidating looking and just god-awful for a school library. Plus they elicit all kinds of envious comments from other admins and teachers :( I would also not put it by the entrance. I’ve managed to fill my desk with books and bins but they still feel oversized.Â
Before, during, after: we did not have the luxury of getting the shelves built by contractors from Demco; it seemed like forever before the shelves were finally assembled and placed accordingly.Â
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Before, during after: blackboard on the south wall also had to be taken down...corners are the worst!Â
Before & After - I’m so proud of how the closet space turned out. It was originally a place for students to hang backpacks, complete with hooks and a shallow shelf. We took down the doors, stripped the hanging elements, and put in some shelves to turn it into a nice reading/lounge area.Â
Other teachers at my school started asking to have the closet doors taken out in their classrooms too. This makes sense because the doors were always a pain to open and close (they’re linked together so you can’t just open one at a time - and they’re old and get stuck frequently), plus we have backpack hooks in the hallways anyway.Â
Before, during, after: blackboard running along the entire west wall had to be taken down; wall sanded down and repainted...then..new shelves go up!
Princess Diarist ❤
Cleaning out the closet... Kind of dusty/moldy and gross :(
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In what is being widely celebrated as a historic decision, Carla D. Hayden was confirmed as the 14th Librarian of Congress July 13 by a Senate majority vote of 74–18. Hayden, currently CEO of the Enoch Pratt Free Library (EPFL) in Baltimore and LJ’s 1995 Librarian of the Year, will be the first woman and the first African American to lead the Library of Congress (LC). She will succeed former Librarian of Congress James Billington, who stepped down in September 2015 after 28 years. Hayden will serve at least one ten-year term, thanks to new term limit legislation passed last year.
First African American Librarian of Congress - and first woman to lead LC! (They like hitting two birds with one stone, don’t they?) I can’t believe she’s only the first woman to do so. Sometimes the facts of life take my breath away and make me wonder if I had it wrong all along.Â
But this is good news! So congrats and all hail the new Librarian!!Â
Our Units of Inquiry shelves. Each represents a unit of inquiry. Need more bins, some weeding, and properly cataloging all the books.Â
