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Media Center Code of Conduct and Book Guidelines

Follow your classroom and school rules while using the media center. Learn about book types, borrowing limits, finding books, and Reading Counts program guidelines. Explore the world of fiction, non-fiction, and reference books. Remember to be respectful and responsible with library materials.

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Media Center Code of Conduct and Book Guidelines

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  1. NRES MEDIA CENTER Mrs. Shuck

  2. CODE OF CONDUCT • Follow Your Classroom and School RulesThis includes: • No Gum Chewing • No Hats • No Hitting, Pushing, Fighting or Other Aggressive Behavior • Use appropriate words • Be Quiet! • Be Respectful • Of Others and Books

  3. Books • Types of Books • Fiction • Non-Fiction • Reference (Can Not Check Out) • Limits • 2 Book limit per person • Books are due after 2 weeks • Books can be renewed ONE time • Make sure you keep track of your books. All lost or damaged books must be paid for!

  4. Magazines • Only Grades 2 – 5 may check out Magazines • Magazines are due in 2 DAYS • Only 1 Magazine per person

  5. Finding a book • Look it up on The MIND • Media Information Network for the Distric • Find it on the ShelfFind books by the label on the side • Fiction FIC XXX(first 3 letters of Author’s last name) • Non-Fiction Number / Author • Use Your Shelf Marker! • When you find your book, place your shelf marker on either side of it before pulling it out. • Check the book to see if it is a Good Fit • If the book is not what you were looking for, you know exactly where it goes because your shelf marker is marking your place. Example 1 Example 2

  6. Diary of a Wimpy Kid is a Fiction Book • The Author is Jeff Kinney • What would the side of the book say? FIC KIN

  7. This book contains facts about dolphins • It is Non-Fiction • The author is Kris Hirschmann • What will the label say? 599.53 HIR

  8. “Good Fit Books” Each book has a colored sticker on the side of it. You may pick out books of your color or one color higher or lower. I-PICK I- I Look at a book P- Purpose? I- Am I Interested? C- Comprehension K- Do I Know all of the words? If your color is light blue, you may get light blue, dark blue or purple.

  9. Reading Counts • Quizzes About the Book you Read • Logging On • Username= first last • Password= lunch number • Reaching Each goal will get you a Reading Counts Button and an appearance on REP TV! • Grade K-1 = 5, 10, 15, 20, etc. • Grade 2-3 = 10, 20, 30, 40, etc. • Grade 4-5 = 20, 40, 60, 80, etc.

  10. Rewards for reading • School Goal = 30,000 RC points • If we reach this goal we will have a Reading Celebration • Every 10,000 RC points will also earn a surprise

  11. KEEP READING!!!

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