[aisle] Elementary Non-fiction Arrangement

[Laurie Tumino]

Hello All,

I have sort of "genrefied" parts of my nonfiction by grouping the most
popular topics on top of the shelves - they are not in any particular order
within these groupings since the kids (K-3) tend to destroy that anyway. I
have also changed the call numbers of a few things so they make more sense
to the kids - for example, railroads and trains are now both in the 600s.

This year I have been experimenting with bins for some of my most popular
easy fiction series, as a precursor to attempting bins for the nonfiction.
After  much searching I settled on some Storex brand tubs from Wal-Mart,
but they are not quite right. Whatever I wind up with has to work on my
existing shelves, so I am curious to know what bins others are using.








*Laurie TuminoLibrarianMilne Grove Elementary School565 E. 7th
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