Classified for credit

Amateur astronomical association with public star-party nights — hands-on telescope use covers optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Large regional theme park with roller coasters and rides — entertainment venue with no structured curriculum hook.

New Jersey state park with trails along Six Mile Run creek — covers Mid-Atlantic forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor field study.

Historic 18th-century colonial village with preserved buildings — covers New Jersey colonial-era settlement, commerce, and daily life.

Sourland Mountain Preserve — boulder fields, forest ecology, and developed NJ hiking trails.

Children's museum annex offering hands-on exhibits — covers early literacy, basic math concepts, and introductory science exploration.

NJ state recreation area on a reservoir offering ecology-based outdoor education, fishing, and riparian habitat observation.

New Jersey state park along the Musconetcong River — forest ecology, stream biology, and outdoor recreation curriculum.

New Jersey state park campground along the Musconetcong River — field observation of forest ecology, watershed biology, and outdoor skills.

18th-century Dutch colonial house at a Revolutionary War crossing site — covers New Jersey colonial history and the American Revolution.

Large New Jersey state forest with diverse hardwood ecosystems — covers forest ecology, watershed biology, and Appalachian biodiversity.

Museum preserving the history of the Sourland Mountain African American community — covers post-Civil War Black rural settlement and civil rights history.

Children's museum in the Sugar Hill historic district combining art-making and storytelling — supports early literacy, creativity, and cultural history.

Federal wildlife refuge on the Delaware River estuary — supports migratory bird study, wetland ecology, and conservation biology.

Glacial lake state park with forested trails and water access — supports ecology, geology, and outdoor PE curriculum.

Community nature center with trails, live animals, and hands-on ecology programs — covers local wildlife biology, forest ecology, and field observation skills.

Child-oriented fairy-themed trail within Tenafly Nature Center — introduces young learners to woodland ecology, native plants, and sensory outdoor exploration.

AKC-affiliated museum tracing dog breeds, genetics, and the human-canine relationship — supports animal science, selective breeding concepts, and social history.

Restored 1885 Victorian merchant's mansion in Newark illustrating Gilded Age domestic life and decorative arts history.

18th-century ironmaster's mansion in Wharton State Forest — covers colonial-era iron industry, bog iron history, and New Jersey settlement.

Immersive experience museum celebrating the life and cultural impact of rapper Biggie Smalls — supports pop-culture, music history, and social studies discussion.

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

Early-19th-century historic house museum tied to the American Revolution and Victorian-era social history, with guided tours of period rooms.

Fashion Institute of Technology museum with exhibits on fashion history, textile design, and the garment industry — design, history, and social studies.