LB 1139.25-LB 1140.5 – Most preschool books are in this range on 4th floor North.
Examples:
Complete resource book: an early childhood curriculum: over 2000 activities… (LB 1140.4.S35 1998)
Weekly curriculum: 52 complete preschool themes (LB 1140.4 .B317 2003)
Use the MU Library Catalog (PILOT) to find books on specific topics.
Sample subject headings:
Sample searches:
Examples:
Fiction, including children's fiction, does not usually carry subject headings. To find a children’s story book then, you could either:
A to Zoo: Subject Access to Children’s Picture Books (Ready Ref Z 1037 .L715 2006)
Best Books for Children (Ref Z 1037 .G48 2002)
Books Kids Will Sit Still For 3 (Ref Z 1037 .F847 2006)
Provide tips for how to do good read aloud and recommended lists by grade level.
Children's Catalog
Children's Literature Comprehensive Database Online
Database of Award Winning Children's Literature
There are also other reference books that index children's poetry and fairy tales in collections. Big books, Juv Extra Oversize, are located on 1st floor north at the end of the Juv collection, but before Juv Oversize.
We have games, puzzles, magnets, play money, fossils, shape sorters, dinosaur counters, etc. Use the MU Library Catalog (PILOT) or the Teaching Materials Guide to find all of these media types: pictures, sound recordings, kits, models, overlays (transparencies), models, realia, slides, video recordings, and computer software.
Examples : Picture File:
Journals specifically for preschool are listed below. Articles in these and other education journals can be found using the periodical indexes or ERIC . ERIC also includes a documents collection (newer ones online, older ones on microfiche) which includes curriculum guides, lesson plans and activities. You can also access full-text children's magazines by using EBSCOhost's Primary Search.
MU Library Catalog (PILOT)
Use the Library Catalog to find books and other materials in our Library, but not journal articles.
To look for books that are not owned by the North Hall Library:
Contact Fran Garrison
Email: fgarriso@mansfield.edu
Phone: 662-4688
See a librarian at the Information Desk
Phone: 662-4671
Email a question to a reference librarian.
AOL IM screen name: NorthHallLibrary
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