[aisle] Call Numbers

[Mitchell Eichert]

In response to your question about chapter books, my call number for those
are "EC" for "early chapter" books. Hope this helps.

On Mon, Nov 7, 2022 at 12:22 PM Keary Bramwell via AISLE <
aisle at list.railslibraries.info> wrote:

> I work at a pk-8th grade school that has call numbers all over the place.
> I'm trying to come up with a more unified system and make it easier for the
> different grades to find books at their level. The current call
> numbers/categories for fiction are YA, FIC (this is mostly middle grade but
> also can be a catch all), E (picture books), READERS, and GRAPHIC NOVELS.
> But what's included in each area is all over the place and not super
> consistent. I'm trying to create a section for chapter books (i.e. Acorn
> series or Princess in Black) to help my kindergarten to second graders
> navigate finding them easier. Right now, some of them are in the READERS
> and some of them are in FIC, not to mention the few I found in E. Does
> anyone have a section like this and if so, what do you call it or use for a
> call number? Any other advice on how you organize your library when it
> serves such a large age span to help the younger kids navigate it is
> welcome! I am moving lots of my picture books into bins, but I have limited
> space.
>
> Thank you!
>
> Keary Bramwell
> School Librarian
> Grace Lutheran School
> kbramwell at graceriverforest.org
> MAILMAN_MIMEDEFANG
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Mitchell Eichert
Library/Media Specialist
Hillside School
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