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PALS Curriculum Library

Welcome to PALS Curriculum Library! 

 

Important: If you are not attending the current term of Enrichment, before you check out your first item(s) you will need to provide your name and contact information to a library volunteer.   

 

This is a self-serve library which will be open during Enrichment Wednesdays – you can browse the shelves and check out items on your own, and you are expected to check in and re-shelve items that you are returning. 

 

Please note: Due to safety concerns, children are not permitted in the library closet. 

 
 
To borrow items:

            1) Browse the shelves and select the items you would like to borrow. Inventory

is sorted into these categories:

                        SCIENCE (located in built-in cabinet)

                        MATH & LOGIC (located in built-in cabinet)

                        SOCIAL STUDIES (in closet)

                        LANGUAGE ARTS (in closet)

                        GENERAL (in closet)

                        MUSIC/ART/PHYS ED (in closet)

 

            2) Use the check-out/check-in sheet to record the following information:

                        YOUR NAME

                        TELEPHONE NUMBER

                        E-MAIL ADDRESS

                        NAME OF ITEM (please use one line per item)

                        DATE OUT (today)

 
            3) Take the items home and use them. Please take care of what you borrow: 

KEEP TRACK OF THE PIECES

USE BORROWED ITEMS WITH CARE
SUPERVISE YOUNG CHILDREN

CLEAN IT (if appropriate) BEFORE RETURNING

 
 
To return items:

1) Check that all the pieces you borrowed are being returned with each item.

2) Find the place on the check-out/check-in sheet where you wrote down the item

when you borrowed it, and indicate the DATE IN on the sheet.

3) Re-shelve the item in the appropriate section (i.e., put science items on the

shelves marked “SCIENCE”).

4) If you have a problem, talk with or leave a note for a library volunteer.

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