[aisle] Elementary Non-fiction Arrangement

[Nichole Folkman]

Does anyone do anything besides Dewey for their elementary nonfiction
section? These kids don't know decimals yet and I want to make browsing
really easy. I get annoyed when I'm trying to find things, so they
absolutely do. Dewey of course is already sort of genrefied.... just
looking for good, practical suggestions. I sadly don't have a lot of space,
either. (My library is also the school office, copy room, head teacher
office, teacher's lounge, mail room... and there is literally no more space
in our school to change any of that.)

Any ideas appreciated. Thank you!

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Thanks!
Nichole Folkman
K-12 Librarian/ STEAM Director
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