The document outlines a library skills class that reviewed how to use the library catalog and place holds. It then discussed the Dewey Decimal Classification system which divides nonfiction books into 10 main categories that are further subdivided with decimals. Students found their favorite Dewey sections and will email the teacher 3 books from those sections they want to check out. Homework includes exploring the library skills webpage and a question about Google Docs.

1. Library Skills
September 20th 2013
Ms. Carr

2. AGENDA
 REVIEW
 Library OPAC
 Notes & Homework SITE
 Place Holds
 TODAY
 Dewey

3. Melvil Dewey
The Dewey Decimal Classification System
(DDC) categorizes nonfiction books into ten
main divisions (see below). These classes are
then divided into ten subdivisions. The use of
decimals allows for additional categories. A
book is assigned a Dewey number based on its
subject. The Dewey number and the first three
letters of the author's last name become the
book's call number. Nonfiction books are
arranged numerically on the shelves according
to DDC:)

4. Dewey Numbers
 000 Generalities
 100 Philosophy and Psychology
 200 Religion
 300 Social Science
 400 Language
 500 Natural Science and Mathematics
 600 Technology (Applied Sciences)
 700 Arts
 800 Literature
 900 Geography and History

5. CLasswork
 Find your favorite Dewey Section(s)
 Write them down on the back of your
Dewey Bookmark
 Show Ms. Carr your favorite numbers &
hand-in worksheet.
 READ YOUR BATTLE OF THE BOOKS QUIETLY
 CHECK-OUT BOOKS

6. Finish Line!!
 REVIEWED
 Library OPAC
 Notes & Homework SITE
 Place Holds
 DISCUSSED
 Dewey
 Found FAVORITE sections

7. HomeWork
 Search the catalog from home and email
Ms. Carr THREE books from your favorite
Dewey Section you would like to check-out!
 Explore our Library Skills webpage:
 CAUSLIBRARY.WEBS.COM
 QUESTION: Do You know about google
docs?