LIBRARYMEDIA CENTER

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LIBRARY/MEDIA CENTER
WELCOME
WORKMAN MIDDLE
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The library has four very helpful ladies working
here.
Ms. Colgan
Mrs. Taylor
Ms. Kattau
Ms. Soderquist
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There are two ways to visit the library
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1. One of your teachers brings the whole class
to the library.

• Leave bookbags in your classroom or put them by
  the library door.
• Follow library rules.

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2. Your teacher gives you a pass to the library.

• Leave your bookbags in your class.
• Follow library rules.
• Blue passes are for returning and checking out
  books..
• Pink passes are for taking an AR test..
• Stamp your pass when you enter and leave the
  library.

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Time Clock

• If you come on a pass, stamp your pass as soon as
  you come into the library.
• Stamp your pass again when you leave the library.
• Return your pass to your teacher.

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Magazines

• New issues may be read in the library
• Older issues may be checked out overnight

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Magazines must be in an envelope to be checked
out or checked in.
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Fiction Books

• Books are put on the shelf in alphabetical order
  by the authors last name.
• The Call Number is F with the authors last name
  under the F.
• Example F
• HAHN

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Non-Fiction Books

• Books are arranged in numerical order according
  to the Dewey Decimal System number.
• Books are grouped according to subject.
• Books have a Call Number between 001-999 with the
  authors last name under the number..
• Example 574.5
• BEA

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Reference Books

• Must be used in the library for research or
  information.
• Call number starts with R.
• Call number has blue label.
• Reference books cannot be checked out.

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Video and Audio MaterialsThe library also
has a large selection of video and audio
materials. Videos can only be checked out
by teachers. If students need videos for
research, ask a teacher or librarian.
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Special Collections The library also has special
groups of books.

• Story Collection SC
• Career Books VOC
• Books on Tape NPA
• Paperbacks SHOCKERS/ROMANCE
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  CHILLS/FUN/FOOTPRINT

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ACCELERATED READERAR

• AR books have pink labels..
• Students must have a pink pass to take an AR
  test..
• A Monitor password is needed to take a test..
• A list of AR books by title and grade level is on
  Workman Librarys Web Site.
• Ask a librarian for help in finding AR books
  using the catalog

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COMPUTER BUTTONS

• Accelerated Reader
• Word Processing
• Careers
• Encyclopedia
• Internet
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• Magazine Articles
• Internet
• Catalog of Books
• Biographies

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RESEARCH ANYTIME WMS Library Home Page
http//www.escambia.k12.fl.us/schscnts/worm/media
_center.htm
ENCYCLOPEDIA
MAGAZINE ARTICLES
OTHER FLORIDA LIBRARIES
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LIBRARY SERVICES
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How do students check out books?
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• 1) Select a book you want.2) Go to the
  checkout desk.3) Each grade has a different
  color card. Tell the library worker
• the grade you are in. your last
  name your first name You will be given your
  card

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• 1) On your library card, write the number of
  the book you want.2) Give the library worker
  your card. 3) The library worker will check out
  your book and stamp the date it is due.

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You may keep books for up to two weeks.If you
finish your book before the two weeks, you may
bring it back soonerbefore school, after
school, during homeroom.
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2 BOOKS FOR 2 WEEKS

• Students can check out up to 2 books or l book
  and l magazine.
• If you need more than two books for a special
  project, just ask.
• If you need to keep your books longer than two
  weeks, come in to the library and renew them.

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If you do not bring your books back on time, they
will be overdue.When you have overdue books, you
will not be able to check out more
books.Sometimes, you will have to pay fines if
you do not return your books.
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Fines are a nickel a day

• Check the back of your book for the due date
• Check the overdue list in your homeroom
• Renew your book if you need to keep it longer
  than two weeks

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If you need help, just ask.
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LIBRARY RULES
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Warning!Do not let anyone borrow your book.Do
not check out a book for someone else. Do not
give your book to someone else to return for you.
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Your library books are your responsibility

• If you lose a book or damage a book, you will be
  responsible for it. That means you will have to
  pay for the book.
• If your friend loses your book, you still will be
  responsible for it.

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No bookbags in the library.
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Be considerate of other people. The library is a
place for work, not socializing.
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No gum or candy in the library
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WarningSometimes a witch appears in the
library if you do not follow library rules and
procedures.

• Dont get caught doing something you should not
  do.

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WORKMAN MIDDLE