Classified for credit

Connecticut state park centered on a waterfall cascade — supports geomorphology, stream ecology, and physical education via developed trails.

Seasonal bald eagle viewing site along the Housatonic River — covers raptor biology, migration ecology, and wildlife observation skills.

Nature center at Sherwood Island State Park on Long Island Sound — coastal ecology, tide and weather observation, and Connecticut shoreline biology.

Connecticut shoreline state park on Long Island Sound — covers coastal ecology, tidal habitats, and geography of the Sound.

Connecticut shoreline state park with tidal flats and barrier beach — coastal ecology, intertidal biology, and shore geology.

Connecticut state park with distinctive ridge hiking and diverse forest ecosystems — supports ecology, geology, and physical education.

Connecticut state park with waterfalls, mill ruins, and forest trails — supports ecology, geology, and local industrial history.

Connecticut state park on Squantz Pond with forested trails — supports freshwater ecology, woodland biology, and outdoor PE.

Circa-1720 colonial house museum in Farmington, CT — covers New England colonial domestic life, architecture, and early American history.

Coastal national wildlife refuge protecting tidal marshes and migratory bird habitat — supports ecology, ornithology, and coastal geography study.

Coastal wildlife refuge unit on Long Island Sound — shorebird ecology, tidal marsh biology, and migratory species observation in a federally protected habitat.

NWR coastal unit on Long Island Sound with shorebird nesting habitat — supports migratory bird ecology, estuarine biology, and conservation.

Federally managed coastal salt meadow and estuary refuge — supports ecology, wetland biology, migratory bird study, and coastal geography.

Island unit of a national wildlife refuge accessible by ferry — covers coastal ecology, migratory bird biology, and Long Island Sound geography.

Coastal salt meadow national wildlife refuge — covers tidal wetland ecology, migratory bird biology, and coastal geography.

Harriet Beecher Stowe's Hartford home — covers abolitionist literature, 19th-century social reform, and the history of Uncle Tom's Cabin.

Connecticut state park with rocky summit and trail system — supports geology, ecology, and outdoor physical education.

State park with forested ridgeline trails and the historic Heublein Tower — covers Connecticut ecology, forest biology, and geography from the summit overlook.

Mohegan tribal museum preserving Native American cultural artifacts and history, covering indigenous peoples of southern New England.

Contemporary art museum with rotating public exhibits — supports visual-art curriculum through analysis of modern and conceptual works.

Museum dedicated to African American art and culture — covers art history, civil rights, and cultural identity within a curriculum framework.

Hands-on preschool-focused children's museum — supports early literacy, basic math, and science exploration for young children.

Coastal birding station and tidal habitat managed by Connecticut Audubon — shorebird ecology, Long Island Sound estuary biology, and migratory bird identification.

Museum tracing Connecticut firefighting history with vintage apparatus and equipment — covers fire science, community history, and the evolution of fire suppression technology.