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1. Start by selecting appropriate reading materials for your students. Consider their reading levels, interests, and any specific skills or topics you want to target. This will ensure that the texts are engaging and appropriately challenging for each student.
2. Create a schedule or plan for your guided reading workshops. Decide how often you will meet with each group and how long each session will be. Consider the size of your groups and any additional support or resources you may need during the workshops.
3. Prepare the materials and resources that you will use during the guided reading workshops. This may include reading response activities, graphic organizers, and any supplementary texts or resources. Make sure everything is organized and easily accessible.
4. Before the workshop, familiarize yourself with the text and plan specific teaching points or strategies that you want to address with each group. This could include decoding skills, comprehension strategies, or vocabulary development.
5. During the guided reading workshop, begin by briefly reviewing the previous session's learning and setting a clear goal for the current session. Introduce the text and engage the students in a shared reading experience, allowing them to read aloud and discuss the text together.
6. Provide guided support and instruction to individual students or small groups as they read the text independently. Use open-ended questions and prompts to encourage critical thinking and deeper understanding of the text.
7. After the reading, facilitate a discussion or reflection on the text, encouraging students to share their thoughts, insights, and connections. This is also a good time to reinforce teaching points and address any misconceptions or areas of confusion.
8. Finally, provide opportunities for students to practice and apply what they have learned from the guided reading workshop. This may involve independent reading, small group activities, or writing tasks related to the text or the targeted skills.

Who needs guided reading workshop unit:

1. Teachers who want to provide targeted and differentiated instruction to their students in reading.
2. Educators who want to improve students' reading skills and comprehension through small group instruction.
3. Schools or districts that prioritize personalized and meaningful literacy instruction for their students.

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