I. Bringing Informational Texts into Focus
1. Informational Texts? The Research Says "Yes!", N. Duke
2. Thinking As a Reader and Writer of Informational Texts, M. Mooney
3. The Power of Informational Texts in Developing Readers and Writers, B. Parkes
4. Critical Literacy Through Guided Experiences with Informational Texts, L. Hoyt
II. Tapping into Informational Text Structures and Text Features
5. The Why of Some Text Features, M. Mooney
6. Coming to Terms with a Table of Contents, J. Wilson
7. Using Text Features as Tools for Learning, J. McCall
8. Understanding Text Structures, L. Hoyt & T. Therriault
III. Understanding Informational Texts Through Guided Reading
9. Guided Reading, L. Hoyt
10. Teachers and Students Overcome Challenges, B. Parkes
11. Traveling in Depth, M. Mooney
12. Oral Reading, M. Opitz
13. Navigating, J. Batzle
14. Guided Reading in Mathematics, J. Miller
15. Getting Started, C. Ferlita
16. Buddy Reading, N. Gibbs
IV. Guided Reading: A Support System for Informational Writing
17. Guided Writing, M. Mooney
18. Linking Guided Reading and Guided Writing, L. Hoyt
19. Support for Students, J. Miller
20. Expository Pyramid, T. Therriault
V. Professionals Writing Informational Texts for Young Readers
21. Thinking Behind the Pen, B. Parkes
22. Keeping the Pen Sharp, M. Mooney
VI. Checking Up
23. Taking Stock, L. Hoyt
24. Assessment Tools, C. Ferlita
25. Assessment Through Application, N. Gibbs