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Coral Zayas, M.S., is the author of Teaching K-5 Science with over 15 years of experience spanning K-12 STEM education, bilingual instruction, higher education, and teacher professional development.
05/16/2026
Thanks to the team, for the opportunity to be on the Science is Cool Unplugged podcast.
Enjoyed our time chatting about elementary science, PBL, assessments, interdisciplinary instructional curriculum design and more.
Check out the episode here: https://tinyurl.com/K5sciencegap
It’s hard to believe it’s been one month since my book, Teaching K-5 Science: Encouraging Exploration, Inquiry and Problem Solving came out.
My friend said it best at the virtual book launch, she said now the book has entered a new stage, it’s out in the world for people to see.
That comment made it truly feel real- the rest felt like preparation for a surreal moment.
I’m incredibly grateful for some special highlights from the first month.
- Hosted two book launches to celebrate a 3 year journey. Moderated and supported by friends, colleagues, and Latina owned small businesses who truly made it extra special.
- Received recognition as a #1 New Release in 2 Categories
- First 5 Star Review, this teacher’s review could not have made me happier!
- Selected as a required read for a college course for pre-service teachers (one of my goals!)
- Reached educators in 4 states that I know of so far. My goal for year one was 10 states, so I’m on the way!
Thank you to everyone who has shared this book with an elementary educator in your life. Please continue to share.
I’m so grateful to see it reaching the educators it was intended to support.
Gracias!
If you purchased a book, gifted one to an elementary teacher or school, please let me know what state you’re in, in the comments.
I’d truly love to hear how far this book makes it out in the world 🌎 .
This I’m grateful for everyone who helped spread the word, even towards the end of the school year about a new book to help elementary teachers keep joy, creativity and curiosity alive in our elementary classrooms.
We made it to the #1 new release and we’ve sold out of quick ship copies on Amazon!
Please consider purchasing on Bookshop to support local indie bookstores!
You can find all the places where you can still order here: www.coralzayas.com/teachingk5science
04/14/2026
Recharge, reset, realign.
I spent the last week after the book launch events trying to be present and take it all in.
Getting my brain to slow back down.
It took quite a while to get there, but I had a small amount of time to catch my breathe 🧘♀️.
Today, I’m off to my next adventure ✈️.
Thoughout this week, I’ll be sharing some of the reflections based on the some of the best Q and A I received at my book launches.
👀 I’m curious, what helps you refuel 🚀?
We’re heading to Dallas April 26th!
Come chat all things teaching science and STEM.
Tickets are FREE, and if you’re still looking to purchase your book to get it personalized onsite you can do this through the Eventbrite link.
It doesn’t just support me a first time Latina author it also supports our incredible Latino owned indie bookstore in Dallas.
Here’s the registration link: Conversation With Author Coral Zayas https://www.eventbrite.com/e/conversation-with-author-coral-zayas-tickets-1987059270769?utm-campaign=social&utm-content=attendeeshare&utm-medium=discovery&utm-term=listing&utm-source=wsa&aff=ebdsshwebmobile
04/08/2026
Incredibly grateful for all those who came out to my book launch celebration yesterday.
We had a beautiful event at in the neighborhood where I spent half my teaching and coaching career.
Thank you to the three Latina owned small businesses that supported this event.
for the plant made science themed earrings
for photography and videography support (more official pics coming soon)
and Claudia Vega for your support providing books for the event and moderating our conversation
I can’t thank everyone enough.
Tonight round 2 with the virtual book launch. 🚀
When we want students to solve problems, we have to show them how their classroom learning actually shows up in the real world.
, and help students take so many subjects within to a different level.
On this final part of episode 8 of the Puentes and Possibilities podcast, closing out season one, I chat with Bri Amingwa with . We dive in and give teachers simple ways to get outside and learn with their students!
Check out the full episode everywhere you view podcasts including: https://youtu.be/2abqK0j9E_o?si=NvmMIA7f-ERKHzAp
When we want students to solve problems, we have to show them how their classroom learning actually shows up in the real world.
, and help students take so many subjects within to a different level.
On this final part of episode 8 of the Puentes and Possibilities podcast, closing out season one, I chat with Bri Amingwa with , where we dive in and give teachers simple ways to get outside and learn with their students!