Library
The Curriculum Collection supports teacher education programs and courses at RDP. Access is also extended to Central Alberta teachers!
It contains practical resources suitable for lesson planning and practicums, appropriate for K-12 classroom use:
You can search in OneSearch for curriculum materials, but cannot limit your search to the Curriculum Collection. Instead, use the NEOS Library Catalogue to find books, media, kits, and other materials in our Library Curriculum Collection.
To find a specific textbook, picture book, or resource, search by the title or author's name.
To find specific types of books, try these searches:
For these books... | Search this phrase... |
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non-fiction books | juvenile literature |
novels | juvenile fiction OR fiction |
picture books | juvenile pictorial works |
poetry | juvenile poetry OR children's poetry |
graphic novels | juvenile graphic novels OR juvenile comic books |
fairy and folk tales | folklore OR fairy tales |
Browse the Collection
The Curriculum Collection is arranged by Library of Congress Classification. Signs at the end of each shelf indicate the call numbers of the materials found on that shelf. Browse these call numbers for materials on select K-12 subject areas:
Browse this section... | For books on... |
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E 98 | Indigenous books |
GV | Physical Education |
LB 1500 | Primary Education |
M | Music |
Q | Science (General) |
QA | Math |
PE | English / Language |
PZ | children's fiction (novels, picture books) |
Note: This is a selective list of areas, for additional areas, consult the Library of Congress Classification.
To learn which resources are being used in K-12 classrooms, check the New LearnAlberta for updated Programs of Study for the subject and grade level of interest. For Programs of Study not updated, search the Alberta Education Authorized Resources Database.
Find materials on the theory and practice of education in the Main Collection.
Browse the LB 1025-1050.75 call number areas in the Main Collection for resources on Teaching (principles and practice).
Search for the following terms by Subject in the Library Catalogue:
A limited selection of Career and Technology Studies (CTS) resources are housed in the Curriculum Collection.
All Central Alberta teachers are eligible for a free annual membership at RDP Library.
We invite you to browse our shelves and borrow materials.
If you are unable to visit the RDP Library, you can request access to CTS materials.
Send an email to library@rdpolytech.ca and include the following information:
Many, but not every, authorized resource will be available to borrow.
CTS materials are housed in the Curriculum Collection and are organized by broad subject area.
Look for the CTS spine label:
HB - Economic Theory
HD - Industries. Land use. Labor.
HF - Commerce
HF 5546 - 5548 - Office Management
HF 5601 - 5689 - Accounting
HG - Finance
QA 75.5 - 76.95 - Computer Science
TJ - Mechanical Engineering and Machinery
TK - Electrical engineering. Electronics.
TK 5101 - 6720 - Telecommunication
ZA - Information Resources
To find titles of Authorized Resources, search the Authorized Learning Resources Database.
Use the Curriculum Area drop-down menu to search for the following:
CTS: Business, Administration, Finance & Information Technology: Computing Science
CTS: Business, Administration, Finance & Information Technology: Enterprise and Innovation
CTS: Business, Administration, Finance & Information Technology: Financial Management
CTS: Business, Administration, Finance & Information Technology: Information Processing
CTS: Business, Administration, Finance & Information Technology: Management and Marketing
CTS: Business, Administration, Finance & Information Technology: Networking
CTS materials are housed in the Curriculum Collection and are organized by broad subject area.
Look for the CTS spine label:
BF - Psychology
G 154.9-155.8 - Travel and state. Tourism
GE - Environmental issues
GV - Recreation. Leisure.
HQ 503-1064 - The family. Marriage. Home
QM - Human anatomy
QP - Physiology
R - Medicine
RA 773-788 - Personal health and hygiene
RC - Internal medicine
RG - Obstetrics
RM - Therapeutics. Pharmacology
TT 950-979 - Hairdressing. Beauty culture. Barbers' work
TX 353-553 - Nutrition
TX 642-840 - Cookery
TX 911-925 - Hospitality industry
To find titles of Authorized Resources, search the Authorized Learning Resources Database.
Use the Curriculum Area drop-down menu to search for the following:
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Community Care Services
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Cook Apprenticeship
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Cosmetology
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Esthetics
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Foods
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Hair Styling Apprenticeship
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Health Care Services
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Human and Social Services
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Legal Studies
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Recreation Leadership
CTS: Health, Recreation & Human Services: Tourism
CTS materials are housed in the Curriculum Collection and are organized by broad subject area.
Look for the CTS spine label:
NC 997-1003 - Commercial art. Advertising art.
T 351-385 - Mechanical drawing. Engineering graphics.
TA 174-Engineering design
TR 1-1050 - Photography
To find titles of Authorized Resources, search the Authorized Learning Resources Database.
Use the Curriculum Area drop-down menu to search for the following:
CTS: Media, Design & Communication Arts: Communication Technologies
CTS: Media, Design & Communication Arts: Design Studies
CTS: Media, Design & Communication Arts: Fashion Studies
CTS materials are housed in the Curriculum Collection and are organized by broad subject area.
Look for the CTS spine label:
GE 1-350 Environmental sciences
NA Architecture
S 1-972 - Agriculture
SB 1-1110 - Plant culture
SB 469-476 - Landscape gardening. Landscape architecture
SD 1-669.5 - Forestry
SF - Animal culture
TD - Environmental technology
TJ - Mechanical engineering and machinery
To find titles of Authorized Resources, search the Authorized Learning Resources Database.
Use the Curriculum Area drop-down menu to search for the following:
CTS: Natural Resources: Agriculture
CTS: Natural Resources: Energy and Resources
CTS: Natural Resources: Environmental Stewardship
CTS: Natural Resources: Forestry
CTS: Natural Resources: Primary Resources
CTS: Natural Resources: Wildlife
CTS materials are housed in the Curriculum Collection and are organized by broad subject area.
Look for the CTS spine label:
HF 5410-5417.5 - Marketing. Distribution of products
HV 677 - Accident prevention
KEA - Law of Canada
QC - Physics
T - Technology
TD - Environmental technology
TH - Building construction
TH 6101-6887 - Plumbing and pipefitting
TJ - Mechanical engineering and machinery
TK - Electrical engineering. Electronics. Nuclear engineering
TL 1-484 - Motor vehicles. Cycles
TN - Mining engineering. Metallurgy
TS - Manufacturers
TS 200-770 - Metal manufactures. Metalworking
TS 800-937 - Wood technology. Lumber
TT 180-200 - Woodworking. Furniture making. Upholstery
To find titles of Authorized Resources, search the Authorized Learning Resources Database.
Use the Curriculum Area drop-down menu to search for the following:
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Construction
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Construction: Carpenter Apprenticeship
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Electro-Technologies
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Fabrication
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Fabrication: Welder Apprenticeship
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Logistics
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Mechanics
CTS: Trades, Manufacturing & Transportation: Mechanics: Automotive Service Technician Apprenticeship
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