| BELLE VERNON AREA SCHOOL DISTRICT | ||||||||||||
| GENERAL SYLLABUS OUTLINE | ||||||||||||
| **This syllabus is subject to change** | ||||||||||||
| Course Name: | Library Science | |||||||||||
| Grade: | 4 | |||||||||||
| 1.) | Course Description: | |||||||||||
| Library Science on the fourth grade level is designed to enable the students to use the library | ||||||||||||
| resources independently while continuing to enhance their appreciation of literature. | ||||||||||||
| 2.) | Learning Standards: | |||||||||||
| 3.) | Student Objectives: | |||||||||||
| Students will: | ||||||||||||
| v Select books on their reading level and interest. | ||||||||||||
| v Use proper library etiquette. | ||||||||||||
| v Differentiate between fiction and non-fiction. | ||||||||||||
| v Locate information through classification and arrangement. | ||||||||||||
| v Locate materials by sing the card catalog and OPAC. | ||||||||||||
| v Use both print and non-print materials in the library. | ||||||||||||
| v Label parts of book. | ||||||||||||
| v Read periodicals for entertainment and information. | ||||||||||||
| v Define the nature and purpose of periodicals. | ||||||||||||
| v Locate and define specialized reference sources. | ||||||||||||
| v Understand basic skills to write a book report. | ||||||||||||
| 4.) | Course Text: | |||||||||||
| v Library materials | ||||||||||||
| 5.) | Major Units or Themes: (Include the following) | |||||||||||
| v Book selection | ||||||||||||
| v Library etiquette | ||||||||||||
| v Book talks | ||||||||||||
| v Parts of books | ||||||||||||
| v Computer skills | ||||||||||||
| v Reference area | ||||||||||||
| v Book report | ||||||||||||
| v Using periodicals | ||||||||||||
| v Use of Card Catalog/OPAC | ||||||||||||
| 6.) | Teaching Methods: | |||||||||||
| v Demonstrations | ||||||||||||
| v Lecture/Discussion | ||||||||||||
| v Guided Practice | ||||||||||||
| v Games | ||||||||||||
| v Modeling | ||||||||||||
| v Art of Storytelling | ||||||||||||
| v Book Talks | ||||||||||||
| 7.) | Assessment: | |||||||||||
| v Observation | ||||||||||||
| v Seatwork | ||||||||||||