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10 matches in Tennessee
Hands-on children's museum in Columbia, TN with interactive exhibits covering early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts for young learners.
Hands-on children's museum with interactive literacy, math, and science exhibits — directly supports early-elementary core curriculum.
Children's science and creativity center in Knoxville with hands-on STEM exhibits — supports inquiry-based learning in science, technology, and early literacy.
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Collection of screen-used vehicles and props from film and TV — supports media history and pop-culture social studies in a hands-on format.
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Hall of fame tracing Memphis music history from blues and soul to rock — covers American music history and cultural geography.
Nashville museum honoring session musicians and recording artists, covering American music history and the business of recording.
Children's museum in Oak Ridge — hands-on exhibits supporting early STEM, literacy, and math skills for elementary-age learners.
Hall of fame museum documenting Tennessee athletes and sports history — supports physical education history and state cultural studies.
Pop-culture attraction based on The Dukes of Hazzard TV show — limited formal curriculum value; best as a light social-history supplement.
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Museum of religious artifacts spanning world faiths — comparative religion, world history, and social studies.
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