Cata= loging Policies for Curriculum Materials

Curriculum Materials dealing with the subject matters listed will be assigned the following call numbers:

Subject	Call Number	NOTES:
00= 0	00= 0
Young Adult--Bibliographies	011.62
Library Services	027.62
Library Services (to Young Adu= lts)	028.5
Children’s Literature--Handbooks	028.5 (include CIED 3005 textbooks)
Book Talks / Book Talking=	028.55
Information Literacy	028.7



100	100

Creative Thinking / Problem So= lving	153.4
Critical Thinking	153.4 / 160<= /p>
Tolerance	179.9


30= 0	30= 0

Social Sciences / Social Skill= s	300
Social Skills / Activities	302.14


Bullies	302.3
Girl Bullies	305.235
Bullies—Conduct / Behavior	305.4
Globalization	303.372
Conflict Management	303.6
Money	332.4

Government / Constitutional Fr= eedom	342.73
Fingerprints (Science)	363.25
Forensic Science Activities	363.25
Environmental Education=	363.7
Character Education	370.11
Multicultural Education / Understanding	370.117
Educational Psychology	370.15
Student Learning	370.15
Community Service	370.1931

Student Teaching / Mentoring (Pre-Service)	370.71
School Administration	370.92
Controversial Issues in Educat= ion	370.973


Teaching Methods	371
Home Schooling	371.04
Teachers—Anecdotes	371.1
Classroom Management	371.102 / 371.1024<= /span>
Parent-Teacher Conferences	371.103
Teacher Certification	371.12

Evaluation of Teachers / Substitute Teachers	371.14 / 371.144
Tutors	371.14
Paraprofessionals	371.14
Teacher-Community Activism (Community)=	371.19
Curriculum Leadership / Educational Leadership	371.2
School Administrators	371.2

Educational Change	371.2
Educational Portfolios	371.2
Educational Tests and Measurements	371.26
Educational Innovations / Meth= ods	371.3 (Hands-on, instructional labs)<= /o:p>
Educational Technology	371.33 (bulletin boards, equipment, technolo= gy)	Computers, games, toys, AV materials, etc.
Field Trips	371.34
Other Methods of Instruction	371.39	Online instruction, group, etc.
Inquiry Learning	371.39
Student Guidance and Counselin= g	371.4
School Discipline	371.5
Bullying in Schools	371.58
Student Welfare	371.7 (drug abuse, sexual abus= e, health)	Hate crimes, violence at schoo= l



Native American Curriculum	371.829

Physical Disabilities (deaf, v= isual impairment)	371.91
Mental Disabilities (LD, MR)	371.92
Emotional Disabilities (EMH)	371.93
Emotional Disturbances (ADHD, = ADD, Autism)	371.94
Gifted and Talented=	371.95


Elementary Education Philosoph= y	372.011
Classroom Management	372.102
First Year Teachers (Elementar= y)	372.11
Early Childhood Education (Pla= y / Activities)	372.13
Preschool Curriculum	372.19
Early Childhood Education (PreK-K)	372.21

Elementary Education (1-6)	372.24	= ;

Elementary Science Instr= uction	372.35

Reading--Instruction	372.4
Reading—Prefixes, Suffixes, Consonants, Vowels, Syllables	372.4
Reader’s Theater	372.4
Reading---Individua= l, Circle, Group	372.41
Book Buddies	372.41
Reading Motivation<= /p>	372.42
Remedial Reading	372.43
Vocabulary Developm= ent	372.44
Reading Skill Strat= egies	372.45 (include independ= ent reading)
Word-attack strateg= ies	372.46 (phonetics, sight, word-recognition)
Reading comprehensi= on strategies	372.47
Evaluation of Readi= ng skills	372.48 (testing, evaluat= ions)

Art – Instruction (Elementary)	372.5



Language Arts (Elementary)	372.6
Teaching Writing	372.62
Whole Language	372.62
Spelling (Elementary)	372.63
Language Arts	372.64

Math (Elementary)	372.7



Social Skills	372.82


Social Studies Instruction--Elementary	372.83

Music in Early Education	372.87

Geography	372.89





37= 3	37= 3
Preschool Children	373
Secondary Education	373
	373.3
	373.4
	373.5
	373.6
	373.7
	373.8
	373.9
37= 4	37= 4
Adult Education	374
Adult Education	374.015

Curriculum Development<= /p>	375
School Choice / Voucher	379.1
Literacy	379.2
Right to Read	379.2
Child Rearing / Discipline in Education	392.1

40= 0	40= 0
Foreign Language	408
ELL	408
Teaching Spelling	411

Language Usage	418
Rhyming Words	420.9
Vocabulary Instruction	428
Teaching Reading (Middle School)	428.4


50= 0	50= 0

Magnification / Telescopes	502
Science Inquiry	507
Science Projects	507.8


Mathematics	510
Number Patterns	510	Color Tiles
Math—Study and Teaching	510.71
Real-life Math applications	510.71
Differentiating Math Instruction	510.71
Problem Solving	510.76

Mathematicians	510.92
General principals of math	511
Mathematical Logic	511.3
Sorting	511.3	Sorting and Counting Bears
Counting Money	511.3	Coins and Paper Bills

Algebra	512	Algebra Tiles / Polynomials

Arithmetic	513
Arithmetic Operations= (+/-/ etc.)	513.2	(addition, subtraction, multiplication)
Numeration Systems	513.5	(Base 2, Base 10 Kits)



Exponentials	515

Geometry	516	(Tangrams) (Pattern Blocks)
Plane Geometry	516.22	(Geoboards)

Probability	519.2	(Spinners, Dice, etc.)
Game Theory	519.3
Statistical mathema= tics	519.5




Astronomy	520

Physics	530
Weights, Measurement= s, Balance	530.8	(Scales, Tape Measure, etc.)
Measuring Time	530.8	(Clocks, stop watch, etc.)

Force and Energy	531
Sound	534
Heat	536
Electricity	537
Electronics	537.5

Magnetism	538	(Magnets)

Chemistry	540
Chemistry Experiments=	540.7
Solids	541

Earth Sciences	550
Earth Science Activities	550

Geology	551
Core, mantle, plate tectonics	551.1
Volcanoes	551.21
Earthquakes	551.22
Craters	551.397
Oceanography	551.46
Meteorology	551.5
Climatology and weather	551.6
Rocks and Minerals=	552	(Rock kits, gems, minerals, etc.)

Life Science / Biology	570
Life Science Activities	570
Animal Study in Classroom	571.1
Cells	571.6
Plant Growth	571.8


Ecology	577
Environmental science	577
Rain Forest Ecology	577.34
Grasslands	577.4
Miscellaneous	577.5
Aquatic Ecology	577.6

Wetland Ecology	577.68
Marine Ecology	577.7
Terrariums	578.073
Natural History of Organisms	578.4

Micro-organisms	579
Marine and seashore invertebra= tes	593
Sponges	593.4
Jellyfish	593.5
Mollusks (clams, octopus, oysters, snails)	594

Arthropods	595
Crustaceans (shrimp, crab)<= /span>	595.3
Scorpions, spiders, ticks	595.4
Centipedes	595.6
Insects (cockroach, crickets, grasshoppers)	595.7
History of Insects	595.71
Beetles	595.76
Moths and Butterflies	595.78
Bees, ants, wasps	595.79

Land vertebrates	596


Cold-blooded vertebrates (fish)	597
General	597.1
Sharks	597.3
Salmon, trout	597.5
Amphibians (frogs)	597.8
Reptiles	597.9
Turtles	597.92
Lizards (chameleons)	597.95
Snakes	597.96
Alligators & Crocodile	597.98


Birds	598
General	598.1
Gulls, herons, storks (water birds)	598.3
Ducks, geese, pelican, lowland game birds	598.4
Penguins	598.47
Land Birds	598.(5-9)
Ostrich	598.5
Turkey, quail	598.6
Hummingbird, parrots	598.7




60= 0	60= 0



Reproduction=	612.6
Senses--Exploration=	612.8
Health	613.7
Physical Activities=	613.7

Birth control, reproductive technology	613.9

Forensic Science	614

Cells	615

Diseases	616
Child Birth<= /p>	618.2



Engineering (Legos—Lego Kits)	620.007
Parenting-- Preschool children=	649
Self-Esteem in Children	649.7




70= 0	70= 0
Music Education	780.7
Music and Math	781.2




Recreational Reading	790.1
Puppetry	791.5	(Puppets)
Reader’s Theater	792.027	(Hand-held masks)
Music and Math	781.2

Classroom Games	793
Indoor Games=	793
Parties and Entertainment	793.2
Dances, Social	793.3
Puzzles and Games	793.73	(Puzzles)
Word Games	793.734
Math Games	793.74

Indoor Games of Skill	794
Computer Games	794.8	(Computer Software)



Physical Education--Instruction	796.07
Special Olympics (Adapted PE)	796.087
Outdoor Life=	796.5
Walking	796.51
Sports and Recreation	796.7





80= 0	80= 0
Creative Writing	808
Composition and Writing	808.042
Storytelling=	808.5
Debate	808.53







900	900

History Education	907
History and Social Studies Instruction=	907.12
Teaching About Native Americans	907.12
Geography	910.285

Posters, Prints, Art Works, and Maps

· = Posters w= ill be given the prefix entry: POSTER

· = The call = number will be the actual number of the item based upon its placement within the c= ollection. Example: POSTER 12, POSTER 13, POSTER 14

· = Posters w= ill be provided with individual call numbers starting with the last number used.

· = Duplicate copies or packages / sets of posters will be given individual call numbers.

· = All poste= rs will be labeled with the call number placed on the top left-hand corner of = the poster.

· = Barcodes = and other identification labels will be placed on the back of the poster in an = area that does not obstruct any content found on the reverse side.

· = Posters w= ill be filed in the Poster Filing Cabinet in numerical order.

Math and Science Manipulatives

· = Math manipulatives such as sorting bears, spinners, Base 10 kits, etc., will be assigned the call number normally assigned to the subject content, regardle= ss of the grade level; for example, Sorting and Counting Bears will be assigned: 511.3

· = Science manipulatives will be assigned a call number based upon the subject content, regardless of the grade level; for example, Magnets would be assigned: 538