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Bring Your Love of Teaching to the Lab: Inspire Young Scientists

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When
Friday, September 18, 2026 · 8:43 PM
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Where
1 Apollo Dr, Whippany, NJ 07981 · View on map →

About this opportunity

Does this sound like you?
Do you love working with elementary-aged children and helping them discover the world around them?
Are you a current, former, or future elementary or science teacher who enjoys hands-on learning and sparking curiosity?
Do you want to be part of an experience that helps young students see science as fun, exciting, and possible?
Volunteer with Students 2 Science’s Elementary ISAAC Programs!
Location:
Apollo Technology Center, Whippany, NJ
About Students 2 Science (S2S)
Students 2 Science is a nonprofit organization dedicated to making science engaging, accessible, and inspiring for students of all backgrounds. Through immersive, hands-on lab experiences, we introduce elementary students to real scientific tools, concepts, and problem-solving in a supportive and exciting environment.
About the Opportunity
We are looking for enthusiastic volunteers to support our Elementary ISAAC Programs, where students build confidence and curiosity through guided experiments in a real laboratory setting.
This opportunity is perfect for elementary educators, education students, retired teachers, homeschool parents, and anyone who loves helping young learners explore science through hands-on discovery.
No lab or teaching experience is required. A positive attitude, patience, and excitement for working with children are what matter most.
What You Will Do
Support elementary students as they explore age-appropriate experiments in various STEM disciplines.
Encourage curiosity, teamwork, and confidence while students work hands-on in the lab.
Help explain concepts in simple, engaging, and encouraging ways.
Assist with light setup, cleanup, and restocking of materials.
Work alongside S2S staff and fellow volunteers to create a safe, welcoming learning environment.
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