Purpose This presentation is for pre-k through 2 nd grade students. The purpose of this presentation is to introduce students to the Dewey Decimal Classification.

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Purpose This presentation is for pre-k through 2 nd grade students. The purpose of this presentation is to introduce students to the Dewey Decimal Classification and to ask the media specialist questions about locating information. A review of each book can be read by clicking on the picture of the book. Georgia Performance Standards will also be addressed.

Who is Melvil Dewey? Father of the Dewey Decimal Classification By grouping books of similar subjects, Dewey was able to organize and keep track of his books and know exactly where to find each book again using the Dewey Decimal system.

How to locate a book? Spine label with Call Number AR book level

000 General Works, Computer Science and Information Created for expansion Includes computer guides and instruction, unexplained curiosities and reference

100 Philosophy and Psychology Friends and feelings found here

200 Religion Religion and mythology, Bible stories, ancient mythology

300 Social Sciences Politics, folklore and fables Georgia Standards

400 Language Writing, grammar, communication, languages

500 Science Life science, physical science, earth science Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division

600 Technology Not as we think technology today Medicine and health, farming buildings, energy, telephone, cooking and more

700 Arts and Recreation Architecture, painting, photography, music and performing arts

800 Literature Plays, poetry, writings Pre-K Content Standard

900 History and Geography Geography, travel, history Georgia Standards

Easy Readers Picture books Favorite characters Alphabetical order

Fiction Many of your favorite chapter books Alphabetical order

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Bibliography (con’t) Kenny, Chantal L. & Hendry, Linda. (1999). The kids can press Spanish & English phrase book. Kids Can Press Ltd. Lansky, Bruce. (1991). Kids pick the funniest poems: Poems that make kids laugh. Meadowbrook Creations. Martin, Jr., Bill. (1989) Chicka Chicka Boom Boom. Aladdin Paperbacks. Osborne, Mary Pope. (1992). Magic tree house: Dinosaurs before dark. Random House. Park, Barbara. (2000). Junie B. Jones has a peep in her pocket. Random House. Walker, Barbara. (1979). The little house cookbook. HarperCollins Publishers.