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School-district planetarium offering astronomy shows — covers celestial mechanics, star life cycles, and coordinate geometry.

Austin museum dedicated to Mexican and Mexican-American art and culture — covers Latin American art history, cultural identity, and social studies through rotating exhibits.

Working family farm near Katy, TX with hands-on agricultural activities — covers plant biology, animal husbandry, and food production cycles.

Regional fine-arts museum in Marshall, TX — covers American and regional art history through rotating and permanent gallery exhibits.

Regional aviation history museum with restored aircraft covering the development of flight technology and American aviation heritage from early planes through the jet age.

Living-history village with 19th-century East Texas structures and demonstrations of pioneer crafts, domestic life, and early regional settlement.

Nature center on Belton Lake with trails and wildlife habitat — covers Central Texas ecology, native species, and outdoor biology.

Spanish colonial mission site in East Texas — covers Spanish settlement, missionary history, and colonial-era conflicts in the region.

Visitor center for Mission San Francisco de la Espada, part of San Antonio Missions National Historical Park — Spanish colonial history, Catholic mission system, and Texas heritage.

Texas state park preserving a Spanish colonial mission site — covers Spanish colonization, indigenous history, and East Texas ecology.

Texas state park featuring active sand dunes — supports geology, wind erosion, desert ecology, and physical geography study.

On-campus planetarium at Texas Tech University offering public sky shows — covers astronomy, celestial mechanics, and the scale of the solar system.

Planetarium at Abilene Christian University offering dome shows on astronomy, the solar system, and stellar physics.

Texas's oldest state park with limestone river terrain and cedar-oak habitat — supports ecology, Texas state history, and outdoor PE.

Artisan chocolate-making operation — covers cacao-to-chocolate production process, food science, and small-scale manufacturing.

Artisan mozzarella factory in Dallas offering production tours — covers food science, dairy chemistry, and small-batch manufacturing processes.

Campus planetarium offering astronomy and space-science programming — covers celestial mechanics, star life cycles, and observational math.

Houston museum covering American architectural history and decorative arts — supports design history, material culture, and social-history curriculum.

Tri-museum complex covering biblical archaeology, Jewish art heritage, and Holocaust history with primary-source artifacts.

Regional museum in Lufkin covering East Texas history, fine art, and cultural heritage of the Piney Woods region.

Interactive illusions museum in Dallas using optical and sensory exhibits to demonstrate principles of perception, light, and geometry.

Interactive illusions exhibit in Houston — demonstrates principles of optics, perception, and geometry through hands-on installations.

Museum tracing the history of printing technology from movable type to digital press — covers communication history, mechanical engineering, and media literacy.

Regional history museum covering South Texas and the Rio Grande Valley from pre-Columbian times through the 20th century — supports Texas history and borderlands studies.