Classified for credit

Missouri state park surrounding Thousand Hills Lake with hiking trails, wildlife observation, and glacially formed lake geology.

Ozarks natural preserve and archaeological site with trails and scenic overlooks — covers regional ecology, geology, and Native American heritage.

Preserved Mississippian-culture platform mound site in Missouri — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, Native American civilizations, and Southeast Missouri prehistory.

NPS-designated trail commemorating the forced relocation of Native nations — covers 19th-century U.S. policy, Native American history, and geography.

State park commemorating the forced Cherokee removal of 1838–39 — primary US history, Native American studies, and the Trail of Tears' Mississippi River crossing.

Missouri conservation education center — Ozark forest ecology, wildlife biology, and natural-resource stewardship programs.

NPS-managed historic site at White Haven, Ulysses S. Grant's pre-war home, covering Civil War leadership, Reconstruction, and 19th-century presidential history.

Opulent 1881 Victorian mansion tours illustrate Gilded Age domestic life, architecture, and Missouri economic history.

Missouri state park on the Mississippi River with lake fishing and trails — supports river ecology, wildlife observation, and outdoor PE.

Missouri state park with lake, trails, and campgrounds — supports aquatic ecology, plant identification, and outdoor physical education.

Missouri state park with Mississippian-era petroglyphs and diverse natural areas — supports ecology, geology, and Native American history.

Missouri conservation area on the site of a former nuclear-materials plant — ecological restoration, habitat biology, and environmental remediation history.

Missouri River bluff state park with forested trails — covers river-valley ecology, Missouri flora and fauna, and physical education via developed trail system.

Hall of Fame and museum tracing chess history, strategy, and its cultural influence — supports logic, critical thinking, and history of intellectual culture.

Large commercial toy museum in Branson with thousands of antique and vintage toys — supports social history of childhood and American consumer culture.

Small regional zoo in southwest Missouri — covers basic zoology, animal husbandry, and wildlife conservation.

5D motion-simulator attraction in Branson entertainment district — no STEM or curriculum content; entertainment venue only.

Small gallery at Central Methodist University housing American art — art history and critical analysis in an accessible college setting.

Historic one-room schoolhouse museum illustrating 19th-century rural education, curriculum, and daily life in Missouri.

Community nature center in Salem, MO with local flora/fauna exhibits — supports ecology, natural history, and environmental awareness.

Site of the salt lick used by the Boone family on the Lewis and Clark-era frontier — westward expansion, Missouri territorial history, and frontier economics.

Late-19th-century Romanesque stone mansion preserved as a state historic site — covers Gilded Age architecture, Missouri history, and period domestic life.

Small gallery featuring LEGO brick art and pop-culture mosaic works — limited formal curriculum depth; supports art appreciation and design concepts.

Missouri state historic site near Jefferson City marking Lewis and Clark's 1804 encampment — covers westward exploration and Missouri River geography.