After my last blog post about simplifying Dewey, a reader asked if I would share my Dewey nonfiction signs. I finally finished making the signs for Dewey 100’s (hundreds), and by signing up for my email list below you can download a FREE sample of the nonfiction signs in a PDF file.
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I created these signs to stick on the tall, narrow side of sturdy, plastic magazine file boxes. I inherited a LOT of them from the previous librarian, so I re-purposed them as shelf signs. The magazine boxes sit on the book shelves right next to the corresponding section of books.
Easy and useful!
Update: July 2019 – I’m still using these same signs in my library with Whole Number Dewey call numbers. Check out my updated post HERE!
I left a space on the 900’s sign for you to add your state or province. If you purchase the full product HERE, however, you can get the editable version in Microsoft Word, along with Canada and Australia clipart for the 900’s section.
These library signs are also part of my Elementary “On the Shelf” Displays & Signs and Elementary Displays & Signs BUNDLE products on TPT.
If you already purchased one of the above products, THANK YOU! You can get the editable product by logging into your account or going to your TpT purchases to re-download the updated files.