Classified for credit

Michigan military history museum with artifacts and exhibits spanning the Civil War through modern conflicts — covers U.S. military history and civic sacrifice.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits in science, literacy, and math — supports early STEM concepts and foundational academic skills.

Regional arts center with gallery exhibits and performing arts programming — supports art appreciation and cultural studies units.

Restored 19th-century village with historic structures and demonstrations covering Michigan pioneer settlement, trades, and daily life.

1870 lighthouse on Old Mission Peninsula — covers Great Lakes maritime navigation history, lighthouse keeper life, and Fresnel optics.

Aviation history gallery at Milwaukee Mitchell Airport covering aircraft engineering, flight milestones, and aerospace technology.

Michigan state park between two lakes — covers Great Lakes freshwater ecology, wetland habitats, and outdoor field study opportunities.

County history museum covering the War of 1812, Battle of the River Raisin, and regional settlement — primary-source Michigan and Great Lakes history.

Michigan State University's teaching gardens with labeled plant collections covering horticulture, botany, and plant science across multiple garden types.

MSU's natural and cultural history museum with folk art, natural science, and anthropology collections — broad interdisciplinary content.

Michigan State University campus observatory open for public viewing nights — covers telescope optics, stellar classification, and observational astronomy.

Hands-on children's museum with interactive exhibits in science, literacy, and imaginative play for early learners.

Contemporary art museum with rotating exhibits — supports visual arts curriculum and critical analysis of modern artistic movements.

University natural history museum at CMU with geology, paleontology, and cultural collections — supports earth science, biology, and archaeology units.

Museum documenting Ojibwa (Anishinaabe) culture and Great Lakes Native history — covers Indigenous history and social studies.

Museum of antique mechanical musical instruments including orchestrions and player pianos — music history, acoustics, and 19th–20th century mechanical engineering.

Remote Upper Peninsula state park on Lake Superior with dune, forest, and freshwater lakeshore ecosystems for ecology and outdoor education.

Coastal wetland preserve on Muskegon Lake — shoreline ecology, migratory bird habitat, and Great Lakes watershed biology via self-guided trails.

Regional art museum with permanent and traveling collections — covers art history, painting, and sculpture from European and American traditions.

Regional museum combining Great Lakes natural history and science exhibits — freshwater ecology, Michigan geology, and local natural history.

Contemporary art gallery in Detroit focused on African and African-American artists — supports art history and multicultural studies.

Museum dedicated to the US dairy industry — covers animal science, agricultural technology, and the history of dairy production and nutrition.

Nature center with hands-on exhibits covering local ecology, wildlife, and environmental science.

Outdoor nature education center with trails and wildlife habitat — supports hands-on ecology, animal identification, and environmental science for young learners.