Classified for credit

Florida pioneer living-history village — covers 19th-century settlement, frontier domestic life, and Florida territorial history.

Restored 1895 Crooked River Lighthouse in Carrabelle, FL — maritime navigation history, Fresnel lens optics, and Florida Panhandle geography.

Rural museum and nature center in the Myakka region — combines Florida pioneer history with local ecology and outdoor nature trails.

Florida state archaeological park with pre-Columbian Native American mounds — covers Weeden Island culture, archaeology methods, and Native history.

Environmental education center at a natural freshwater spring — covers Florida hydrology, native ecosystems, and conservation biology.

Historic botanical garden site at LEGOLAND Florida with butterfly garden and native plant areas — covers plant biology and Florida ecosystems.

Dark-sky astronomical park with public observing programs — covers light pollution, telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Private observatory near Homestead with public viewing sessions — covers telescope optics, celestial mechanics, and observational astronomy.

Site of the 1835 Dade Massacre in the Second Seminole War — covers Florida territorial history, Seminole resistance, and antebellum military history.

County-run nature center in South Florida with live animals and trails — covers subtropical ecology, wildlife biology, and native plant identification.

Working dairy farm with market — covers bovine husbandry, milk production, and Florida agricultural ecosystems.

Small freshwater and tropical aquarium open to the public — covers fish taxonomy, aquatic ecosystems, and basic principles of aquarium husbandry.

Family citrus grove and tropical fruit farm in Dundee, FL — covers subtropical horticulture, citrus cultivation, and Florida agricultural economics.

NPS memorial marking Hernando de Soto's 1539 Florida landing — covers Spanish exploration, indigenous contact, and Age of Discovery.

South Florida municipal arboretum with labeled tropical and subtropical species — supports plant taxonomy, botany, and regional ecology.

Museum honoring WWII naval air training at DeLand — covers aviation history, wartime logistics, and the role of Florida naval installations in WWII.

Dinosaur exhibit with fossil casts and interactive displays covering paleontology, prehistoric ecosystems, and geologic time.

Visitor center for the Crystal River NWR manatee habitat — covers marine mammal biology, estuarine ecology, and Florida water systems.

Hands-on children's discovery center — supports early STEM concepts, literacy, and inquiry-based learning through interactive exhibits.

Extension-service demonstration gardens in Lake County — covers Florida native plants, horticulture, and insect-plant relationships.

Disney theme park with entertainment-focused attractions — limited formal curriculum content; classified as recreational park venue.

Children's play-and-learn museum in Oviedo — covers early literacy, numeracy, and basic science concepts through role-play and hands-on activity stations.

Working farm and garden operation in Largo — covers plant science, food production, sustainable agriculture, and farm-to-table concepts.

Barrier island state park accessible by ferry near Placida, FL — covers coastal ecology, Gulf barrier island geology, and marine biology.