Classified for credit

Hands-on interactive science attraction with illusion-based exhibits covering physics, perception, and engineering principles.

Commercial coral aquaculture facility open to the public — marine biology, coral reef ecosystems, and aquaculture production methods.

Living-history village at the South Florida Fairgrounds with 19th-century buildings and craft demonstrations — covers pioneer life, trade, and Florida heritage.

Children's art and activity museum with hands-on exhibits integrating visual arts, early literacy, and STEM exploration for young learners.

Accredited zoo with conservation programs covering Florida and global wildlife biology — seasonal Zoo Lights event does not change the core curriculum value.

Private zoological foundation in Miami offering hands-on encounters with exotic wildlife — supports zoology, conservation biology, and animal behavior study.

Florida wildlife sanctuary providing rehabilitation for native species — supports wildlife biology, animal behavior, and conservation education.

Restored 1927 Mediterranean Revival train depot — covers railroad history, regional transportation development, and Florida's early tourism era.

Water theme park adjacent to Busch Gardens Tampa — recreational venue with no structured curriculum content.

FL state park along the Alafia River — central-Florida ecology, mountain biking, and developed campground.

Museum and outdoor sculpture gardens dedicated to sculptor Albin Polasek — covers figurative sculpture and 20th-century Czech-American art.

Florida state park built around Maclay's historic camellia gardens — botany and southern garden design.

One of Florida's oldest lighthouses with guided tours — covers 19th-century maritime navigation, Fresnel lens optics, and Fernandina Beach harbor history.

Local history museum in Fernandina Beach covering Amelia Island's eight-flag colonial and Civil War history with guided tours.

Working chocolate factory with public tours — covers food-production processes, candy chemistry, and small-business economics.

Small ornamental fish hatchery in South Florida — covers aquaculture, fish reproduction, and applied aquatic biology.

Interactive animal park and safari experience — covers exotic animal species, zoology, and conservation awareness for young learners.

Outdoor sculpture garden with tropical plantings — supports botany and landscape study alongside visual art in a natural setting.

County nature center on a mangrove estuary with boardwalks and an interpretive center — covers South Florida wetland ecology, estuarine biology, and bird identification.

Federally protected estuary reserve in the Apalachicola system — covers estuarine ecology, water chemistry, and coastal conservation biology.

Coastal preserve on Tampa Bay offering manatee observation opportunities and estuarine habitat study — covers marine biology and coastal ecology.

Fine and decorative arts museum with permanent and rotating collections — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Small reef aquarium with optical illusion exhibits — covers marine biology, coral reef ecosystems, and light refraction principles.

SeaWorld-affiliated water theme park — primarily recreational with no structured curriculum content.