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The Corlears School Blog

Parents have questions, Corlears has answers! Sharing what we’ve learned from 50+ years of teaching young children.

Here you'll find articles, videos, and other resources about early childhood and early years education, plus news and updates from inside Corlears and our wider community.

Kindergarten Math: Teaching Number Combinations

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Why We Love the Book ‘How to Talk So Kids Will Listen & Listen So Kids Will Talk’

By Amy-Marie Rivera, Former Assistant Head of School and Director of Teaching and Learning
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Corlears Alum and Author Amanda Stern Speaks About Anxiety in Children

This week, Corlears welcomed back alum Amanda Stern, the author of Little Panic: ...
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The Corlears Core Values

As we prepared for the start of a new school year, the Corlears faculty and staff placed ...
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Top Tips for Helping Toddlers with Separation Anxiety

Starting nursery school, preschool, or daycare for the first time are big, exciting ...
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3 Expert Tips to Stop 'Summer Brain Drain'

School may be out for the summer, but it’s critical that learning doesn’t take a pause ...
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Corlears Celebrates 50th Anniverary with Backyard Birthday Party

We celebrated our 50th birthday with a classic backyard birthday party on Saturday, June ...
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Service Learning Project for Nonprofit Ubuntu Mundo

Each year, Corlears’ graduating class of 10s students chooses a service learning project ...
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Corlears Librarian Kyle Lukoff Talks About His New Picture Book, Being an Author

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Spring Embryology Study: Hatching Duck Eggs in Our Classrooms

Corlears School is preparing to welcome a flock of ducklings this month, thanks to the ...
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Gardening with Toddlers: How Planting Seeds Helps Children Understand Nature and Nurturing

In Corlears’ nursery and preschool classrooms, the toddlers are planting seeds, ...
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The Benefits of Field Trips: Exploring The World Outside Our Classrooms

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How Reading Aloud Builds a Foundation for Literacy

The development of oral language is one of children’s most impressive accomplishments ...
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The Importance of Reading Aloud With Your Child

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Assembly: Making Connections and Building Skills

One of Corlears' strengths as a school is its supportive community that helps our ...
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City Kids: Using New York City as a Resource in the Classroom

It’s no secret that New Yorkers are a special breed. Living in one of the most active, ...
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