Classified for credit

Dark-sky astronomy program in southwest Florida — covers light pollution, naked-eye astronomy, constellation identification, and observational science.

Working sugar cane agricultural cooperative — covers plant biology, food production, agricultural economics, and the industrial processing of a major crop.

Sugar Express offers a look at Florida's sugarcane industry near Clewiston — covers agricultural science, crop processing, and the economic history of sugar production.

Working tropical fish farm in Homestead — covers aquaculture practices, fish biology, and freshwater/marine species cultivation.

Private aquarium facility with marine and freshwater species exhibits — covers fish biology, aquatic ecosystems, and animal adaptations.

Candy-making retail shop with visible production area — introduces food chemistry, confectionery processes, and small-business economics.

Licensed raptor rescue and rehabilitation center — covers bird of prey biology, wildlife rehabilitation, and conservation ecology.

Small aquarium and animal sanctuary with live sharks, stingrays, and reptiles — supports marine biology, animal adaptation, and wildlife rescue concepts.

Community natural history museum with fossils, minerals, and regional specimens — covers paleontology, geology, and South Florida natural history.

Free-flight butterfly house in a public park — covers lepidopteran life cycles, pollination, and insect biology.

Rooftop public observatory in Miami offering telescope viewing and astronomy programming — covers optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Federal fish hatchery aquarium displaying native Florida freshwater species — covers fish biology, aquaculture methods, and St. Johns River ecosystem.

Phosphate-mining themed attraction in Plant City covering Florida mining history, geology, and mineral extraction processes.

Museum presenting a young-earth creationist interpretation of origins — useful for comparing scientific and religious frameworks in curriculum.

Regional farm market with local produce and food vendors — supports applied agriculture, food systems, and basic economics in a hands-on setting.

Small retail aquarium in Longwood with live fish displays — introductory marine biology, fish taxonomy, and aquatic ecosystem concepts.

Alligator exhibit at a retail/tourist attraction — basic reptile biology and American alligator natural history.

Historic 1926 observation tower offering aerial views of Lake Placid and the Lake Wales Ridge — supports Florida geography, landform study, and local natural history.