classification

Sherlock leads the Sharp Wits to the library where they learn about the Dewey decimal system and how library books are classified. They uncover how nonfiction books are divided into ten main sections with an individual call number and are organized by subject. The Sharp Wits also learn how fiction books are located in a separate area of the library.

Introduces young learners to the concepts of classifying and sorting information. Discusses the aspects of sameness and differences; asking questions and describing things; making sets; making charts; keeping track of information. Includes a brief glossary of terms.

Chester has a problem. His new puppy is crying all night long. Mimi helps Chester use the library to find the answer!.

Examines the characteristics of living things and how they are classified into various groups, and describes the five main kingdoms of life.