Classified for credit

City park on Lake Winnebago with small zoo and natural areas — supports basic ecology and outdoor biology observation.

Free municipal zoo with native and exotic animals — supports zoology, animal behavior, and conservation awareness.

Living-history village and museum in Menomonee Falls covering 19th-century Wisconsin settlement — pioneer daily life, local industry, and Wisconsin heritage.

Suburban nature preserve with trails along the Milwaukee River — field botany, riparian ecology, and wildlife observation.

Mississippi River state park with backwater habitat — riverine ecology, freshwater biology, and Wisconsin geography field study.

Military veterans museum with artifacts and exhibits covering U.S. conflicts from WWI through modern era for military history study.

State park featuring isolated sandstone mesas (mounds) — geology of erosion, Driftless Area geography, and terrestrial ecology.

Regional fine-art museum in Door County with publicly accessible galleries — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Pre-Civil War hexagonal house with documented Underground Railroad use — covers abolitionist history, social reform, and Wisconsin settlement.

Amateur astronomy society observatory with public viewing nights — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Milwaukee County Historical Society museum with primary-source documents, artifacts, and exhibits covering Wisconsin settlement, immigration, and civic history.

Wisconsin state park on the Wisconsin Dells with sandstone bluffs, a glacial lake, and nature trails — covers glacial geology, forest ecology, and freshwater biology.

Aviation history gallery at Mitchell Airport featuring aircraft and aerospace artifacts — covers aeronautical engineering, aviation history, and flight science.

Milwaukee city park that includes the Domes conservatory — plant biology, tropical and desert biome ecology, and horticultural science.

Milwaukee County outdoor education center with trails and naturalist programming — ecology, local wildlife, and environmental science for school groups.

School-district planetarium with sky programs — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and Earth's position in the solar system.

Tribal museum of the Bad River Band of Ojibwe — covers Native American history, culture, and sovereignty in the Great Lakes region.

Municipal botanical garden in Wausau with themed plant collections — supports plant biology, ecology, and seasonal life-cycle study.

Wisconsin nature center with trails and interpretive exhibits on the Wolf River watershed — covers local ecology, insect biology, and natural history.

Cultural center in De Pere with rotating exhibits on regional art, history, and community heritage — supports social studies and cultural literacy.

Museum on a former WWII-era ammunition manufacturing site — covers ordnance production history, wartime industry, and home-front social studies.

Exhibit of historical torture and punishment instruments — covers legal history, the evolution of criminal justice, and human rights across European history.

Art museum focused on Wisconsin artists from the 19th century to present — art history, regional cultural identity, and visual analysis.

Lakefront Wisconsin art museum with rotating exhibitions of Wisconsin and regional artists — supports art history and visual-arts curriculum.