Classified for credit

Large Appalachian state park in the Shawnee Hills — forest ecology, Ohio geology, native wildlife habitats, and physical education.

Archaeological and living-history site of a historic Shawnee village — covers Native American history, culture, and pre-contact Ohio Valley settlement.

Restored home of General William T. Sherman — covers Civil War military history, Reconstruction, and the life of a prominent 19th-century American figure.

Maumee River metropark on the site of the historic Miami and Erie Canal — covers canal-era transportation history and riparian ecology.

Public planetarium located at a high school — covers astronomy, star identification, and solar system mechanics via dome projection shows.

City-owned demonstration and trial garden in Bowling Green — supports plant biology, horticulture, and seasonal growing-cycle studies.

Amish and Mennonite heritage village in Wayne County — covers Anabaptist history, plain-community culture, and 19th-century rural Ohio.

State wildlife area with wetlands and upland habitat — supports waterfowl biology, habitat ecology, and wildlife observation.

Children's learning center in Mount Vernon, Ohio — interactive exhibits targeting early literacy, numeracy, and basic science for elementary-age children.

Museum dedicated to Archibald Willard's Spirit of '76 painting and American patriotic history of the Revolutionary era.

Antebellum home and documented Underground Railroad site — covers pre-Civil War abolitionism, freedom-seeker routes, and Ohio's role in the UGRR network.

Regional fine-art museum with American and European collections supporting visual art history and studio art curriculum.

Private arboretum with labeled woody plant collections — dendrology, plant taxonomy, and Ohio native and exotic tree identification.

Ohio state park with reservoir lake and woodland trails — freshwater ecology, outdoor recreation, and regional natural history.

Ohio state park with forested trails, a reservoir, and diverse habitats suitable for ecology field study, botany, and outdoor PE.

Urban nature center on Summit Lake with trails and wildlife habitat — covers local ecology, bird identification, and freshwater biology.

Fine-arts museum in a historic Federal-period mansion with European and American paintings — supports art history and decorative-arts curriculum.

State forest with marked trails through Appalachian hill country — forest ecology, native flora/fauna identification, and watershed biology.

Forested Hocking Hills-area state park with hiking trails through second-growth woodland — supports field ecology, forest biology, and Ohio natural history.

Outdoor children's garden with interactive planting and nature exploration — covers plant biology, horticulture, and sensory nature education.

Small regional aquarium with live fish and aquatic invertebrate displays — covers freshwater biology and aquatic ecosystems.

Preserved 1886 Romanesque Reform prison with guided tours — covers penal history, criminal justice reform, and late-19th-century architecture.

Quirky collection museum housing thousands of troll figurines and folk art pieces — supports cultural studies, folklore traditions, and object-based observation skills.

Outdoor nature play area near Olentangy River — water-based ecological exploration and unstructured nature learning for younger children.