Classified for credit

County historical society in Lincoln, KS — covers homesteading, agricultural settlement, and Great Plains regional history.

Combined history and arts foundation covering McPherson County heritage alongside regional fine-art collections.

Restored prairie wetlands in central Kansas — waterfowl habitat, wetland ecology, and Great Plains watershed biology.

County historical society museum covering southwest Kansas settlement, agriculture, and regional heritage with artifacts and exhibits.

Splash pad at Milford State Park — recreational water play with no structured curriculum content beyond basic outdoor physical activity.

Small-town motorcycle museum in Kansas covering the history of American motorcycling, engine mechanics, and 20th-century transportation culture.

Historic mansion housing a regional art gallery in Atchison, KS — rotating exhibits cover visual art and local cultural history.

University-affiliated art museum with permanent and rotating collections — visual arts curriculum and art-history study.

Small-town Kansas museum preserving local agricultural and community history of the Mulvane area through artifacts and photographs.

Museum chronicling the Kansas National Guard from territorial militia to present — covers military history, Kansas statehood, and 20th-century U.S. conflicts.

State fishing lake with wildlife area — freshwater ecology, fish biology, and outdoor recreation in a managed natural setting.

Municipal arboretum with labeled tree and shrub collections — supports plant taxonomy, dendrology, and seasonal ecology study.

Local historical museum covering Parsons, KS history — regional settlement, industry, and community development.

Kansas reservoir state park with prairie and riparian habitats — supports ecology, watershed geography, and outdoor PE.

Historic landmark preserving a native post oak tree used as a frontier postal exchange — covers westward expansion and overland trail communication history.

Pratt County historical museum covering south-central Kansas settlement, agriculture, and local history from pioneer-era through the 20th century.

Small studio museum in the Swedish-heritage town of Lindsborg showcasing regional folk and fine art traditions tied to Kansas immigrant history.

Topeka municipal rose garden with hundreds of labeled rose varieties — supports basic botany, plant classification, and horticultural science.

County historical society in north-central Kansas with artifacts and records covering pioneer settlement and regional history.

County history museum covering Richardson County's agricultural, pioneer, and regional heritage — supports Nebraska/Kansas borderland history curriculum.

Contemporary art center in downtown Salina with rotating exhibits — visual arts appreciation and art criticism.

Small city park along Shoal Creek in Galena, KS — nature observation and outdoor physical education in a creek corridor setting.

Extension-service arboretum with labeled woody plant collections — supports plant taxonomy, horticulture, and Kansas native-plant ecology curriculum.

Audubon-managed wildlife sanctuary near Salina — bird identification, prairie habitat ecology, and grassland conservation biology.