Classified for credit

Large Biscayne Bay waterfront city park — primarily recreational with limited structured curriculum content beyond geography and outdoor PE.

Historic Florida botanical garden with tropical and subtropical plant collections — supports plant biology, horticulture, and Florida native ecosystem study.

Small museum at the site of a 1715 Spanish treasure fleet wreck — covers colonial maritime trade, Florida history, and underwater archaeology.

City botanical garden with native Florida plants, wetland areas, and wildlife — supports plant biology and local ecology study.

Dedicated American folk and outsider art museum with permanent and rotating exhibits — supports art history and visual arts curriculum.

Urban botanical garden featuring tropical and subtropical plants — supports plant biology, horticulture, and South Florida ecosystem study.

2,000-year-old Tequesta Native American archaeological site preserved in an urban park — covers pre-Columbian archaeology, anthropology, and Florida indigenous history.

Gem and fossil mining attraction where kids sluice for minerals — supports basic mineralogy, geology, and earth science.

Small museum preserving U.S. military sea-service artifacts and vessels — covers naval history, maritime service branches, and 20th-century military history.

Contemporary art museum with rotating and permanent galleries — supports formal art analysis, art history, and visual literacy.

Gallery focused on mid-20th-century modernist design and decorative arts — supports art history and design movements curriculum.

Working fish hatchery in South Florida — covers aquaculture, fish biology, water chemistry, and propagation of native freshwater species.

Hall of Fame documenting the history of American motorsports with vehicles, memorabilia, and engineering milestones from racing across land, water, and air.

Calusa shell midden site on Estero Bay — covers Native American archaeology, coastal ecology, and pre-Columbian Florida history.

County botanical garden with 14 themed gardens — covers plant biology, Florida ecosystems, and horticultural science.

Museum dedicated to Florida's phosphate mining industry covering geology, mineralogy, and the economic history of industrial extraction.

Regional fine-arts museum with rotating and permanent exhibitions — supports art history, visual analysis, and studio arts curriculum for upper elementary and above.

Earth science museum at Santa Fe College in Gainesville — covers mineralogy, petrology, and geologic processes through specimen collections and exhibits.

Interactive dessert-themed entertainment venue — minimal curriculum hook; primarily a sensory play and commercial experience.

Interactive illusion exhibits at Icon Park — hands-on application of optics, perception science, and geometry principles.

Miami history museum (HistoryMiami) covering South Florida from pre-Columbian Tequesta culture through immigration and modern urban development.

Central Florida museum covering U.S. military history from the Revolution through modern conflicts — supports military history, civics, and veteran studies.

Museum dedicated to American Arts and Crafts Movement objects and design philosophy — covers decorative arts history, craft traditions, and 19th-century design reform.

Museum covering the history and cultures of the Americas — supports world history, archaeology, and cultural-geography study.