For Educators
The SEE Science Center is on a mission to help teachers and students stay excited about science in these tough times. We aim to make programming easy for the teacher and fun for the students.
Get Started
Please call us and we will help you plan and schedule your program: 603-669-0400. Education office hours Monday to Friday 8:00AM – 4:00PM
We are flexible and can adapt to changing circumstances with virtual, hybrid and in person learning at your school.
Spotlight: Virtual Programs & Support
We will come into your classroom virtually and lead an engaging science lesson for your students. After a 5 to 10 minute scheduling call and an invite to your virtual platform, we take care of the rest! Get all the details on our virtual and virtual kit programs below. SEE’s programs are offered on weekdays at flexible times and the hardest part isn’t choosing a program because you can schedule as many as you would like!
We have some support available for Title 1 schools or organizations that serve underserved or high-risk students (ESL, Special Education, Remedial, etc.) Please ask one of our educators about support opportunities when you call to schedule at 603-669-0400.
Get all the details and answers to teachers’ FAQs on our virtual and virtual kit programs below.
“I have worked with Becky Mayhew and her outstanding team at the SEE Science Center for over a month now. She has come into my classes not only in person, but also numerous times to my online classroom. The presentations have continually captured my students' interest for the WHOLE 45 minute class. As a teacher it is rejuvenating to see my students 100% engaged, asking questions – and being truly AMAZED at the science that is unfolding right before their eyes. DO NOT miss the opportunity to let your students experience the SEE Science Center's dynamic presentations!"
– Jessie Cawley,
Parker-Varney Library Media Specialist & STEAM Educator
“What a thrill it has been to work with the SEE Science Center! The staff has provided quality, interactive, and engaging remote programs to ALL of our 4th graders. Becky reached out in the fall to offer the virtual experience. She assured us that they would “take care of everything". “Just send a link." she said. Well, she was true to her word. The first thing my students asked, after returning from Christmas break was “When do we get more SEE Science lessons?" We couldn't be more pleased."
–Brenda Radcliffe
4th Grade teacher, Northwest Elementary School, Manchester, NH
Program Formats
Evaluation for field trips was made possible in part by the Institute of Museum and Library Services through the grant Creating Flexible Field Trips: Reopening Programming by Designing for Uncertainty During the COVID-19 Pandemic CAGML-247269-OMLS-20.