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Grade level skills taught during library class
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Level One - Grades K, 1, 2
Understands and uses circulation procedures.
Uses proper care with materials
and books
Experiences a variety of genres and types of books that support the Curriculum Framework
Develops literature appreciation.
Receives an introduction to research process.
Explores electronic information retrieval systems.
Develops awareness of multimedia technology.
Understands parts of a book.
Level Two - Grades 3,4,5
Understands organizational system of the Library.
Increases competence and independent use of the Library.
Explores a variety of genres and types of books that support the Curriculum Framework
Develops literature appreciation
Uses the research process
Uses electronic retrieval systems to access a variety of information
Becomes familiar with current multi-media technology and production
Uses a variety of print informational resources
Level Three - Grades 6, 7, 8
Uses Library resources independently
Becomes familiar with junior high library facility and resources
Continues to explore a variety of genres and types of books that support the Curriculum Framework
Continues to use the research process
Explores a variety of search techniques
Uses electronic retrieval systems to access relevant information from a variety of sources
Uses increased variety of telecommunication technology
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